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Mr. Hsu heads a private-sector anti-counterfeiting committee, partly government-funded, that has started an intensive public education campaign.

We started an intensive test programme last November and broke the lap record at two of the championship's circuits.

Also today, President Alfredo Stroessner of Paraguay arrived in Argentina for a vacation as the police started an intensive hunt for the Sanchez abduc tors.

He started an intensive regimen of exercise and reading military history before beginning his clerkship with a federal Circuit Court judge.

Ms. Pierson wrote a leading treatise on health care fraud, and Ms. Podgor started an intensive training program described as a "boot camp" for defense practitioners.

In Westchester County, Ossining High School, which also has an economically and academically diverse student body and started an intensive research program in 1998, has produced 22 Intel semifinalists, including 6 this year.

In January 1943 a notice went up on the bulletin board that the U.S. Army was starting an intensive Japanese ­language school and was seeking ­applicants.

Stitching it directly to the muscle also ensures that it will be stretched when the muscle is activated, beginning the day after surgery, when patients start an intensive program of physical therapy.

Leeds were able to claim Sinfield's kick to get the second half under way successfully and start an intensive period of pressure.

But some scientists, including demographer S. Jay Olshansky of the University of Illinois, Chicago, argue that we now know enough about aging to start an intensive, multiyear search for ways to delay it in people a sort-of Manhattan Project for longevity.

Johnson and his collaborators plan to start an intensive summer program with Melo that will mix Detroit students with academics and others from outside Michigan.