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The Occupy Central with Love and Peace movement then started a larger protest in the early hours of Sunday morning, aiming to paralyse an administrative area of the city and put pressure on the Beijing establishment.

Austin Beutner said the job action had put an important focus on public education and started a larger community conversation.

This time, though, the singling out of only women despite male arrests—has started a larger conversation in Aceh among the youth and spreading through social media about gender discrimination, as well as the role religion should play in public policy in general.

But the simple act of getting faculty in different disciplines together started a larger discussion of joint biological and biomedical research involving mathematics, engineering, and mathematics faculty, their graduate students, and undergraduates.

Detonations continued into the evening and started a large brush fire, Lt. Col. Pat Stogran said.

The blast has started a large fire in an adjacent apartment building and damaged a hotel next door.

In the 1990s, China started a large-scale construction of road infrastructure, and ITS was considered as a futuristic and expensive tool box.

In 2002 the Hungarian Paks NPP started a large-scale reconstruction project to upgrade its core monitoring system called VVER On-Line Analysis (VERONA).

In 2001 the Nuclear Research and Consultancy Group started a large graphite irradiation program for the development of High Temperature Reactor technology in the European framework.

Global also works for the Ultimate Fighting Championship, which recently started a large-scale effort to have its tournaments — derided by critics as "human cockfighting" — legalized in New York.

BEFORE PRESIDENT TRUMP took office, the United States had started a large and expensive upgrade of its strategic nuclear forces to replace those from the Reagan era.