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The hacking collective subsequently targeted global finance websites including Visa and PayPal after those companies severed links with the whistleblowers' website.

Anny Ondra is Alice, a young woman who one night defends herself against an attacker with, yes, a very large and lethal knife, and is subsequently targeted by a shifty blackmailer.

Speaking after Hatra was subsequently targeted, Unesco's Director General Irina Bokova denounced the destruction as "a turning point in the appalling strategy of cultural cleansing underway in Iraq".

Harvesting operations subsequently targeted dozens of lower-value species, such as Cucumaria frondosa, an abundant species from temperate and polar waters.

Situated just off the road between Newcastle's well-heeled northern suburbs and the Northumbria tourist trail heading for the ancient castles and sandy beaches of Warkworth, Dunstanburgh and Bamburgh, Blyth's re-adaption to life after the death of heavy industry in a locality subsequently targeted by heroin dealers has not always been easy.

A number of women who spoke out in support of Ms Criado-Perez were subsequently targeted in a similar way, including Ms Creasy, the MP for Walthamstow.

Here we report on a method for stimulating, detecting, and subsequently targeting defined populations of RGCs.

The process of hot spot policing involves identifying hot spot areas, and then subsequently targeting patrols at these places in a systematic fashion.

In addition, certain conditions are identified which lend themselves naturally to the design of algorithms for network registration, localization and subsequently target localization.

Effective therapy for cerebral ischemia demands a carrier that can penetrate the blood-brain barrier (BBB) and subsequently target the ischemia area in brain.

Endomicroscopy is used in such a setting to rapidly screen larger areas (optical biopsies) and subsequently target tissue sampling to areas with highly suspicious microscopic patterns.