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Nonetheless, even today experts operate under the wishful assumption that there actually is an identifiable pro-democracy movement in Iran that represents the majority of society.

The effectiveness of the strike, with every line suspended for the whole of Thursday, is crucially down to the participation of members of Aslef, the union that represents the majority of Tube drivers.

"Our people are aware that the rate of change in the Arctic is increasing," said David Benton, executive director of the Marine Conservation Alliance, a group based in Juneau, Alaska, that represents the majority of fish harvesters and processors in the region and supports the new rules.

University of London management is facing protests because of its plan to shut down the student union, University of London Union; its refusal to recognise the trade union, IWGB, that represents the majority of its outsourced ancillary workers; and its failure to provide these workers with basic rights such as pensions.

The U.S. should encourage Abbas to reopen negotiations with Hamas' leaders to agree on general elections and subsequently form a government that represents the majority of the Palestinians.

The Los Angeles Police Protective League, the union that represents the majority of sworn officers, has not yet taken a position on the cameras.

This study included three major ethnic groups (Chinese, Malays, and Asian-Indians) that represent the majority of ethnic groups living in Asia, a region where the prevalence of type 2 diabetes and CVD is expected to increase over the next several decades and the highest population in the world.

In this article, a method is introduced for external strengthening of typical reinforced concrete buildings that represent the majority of the built environment in Turkey.

Furthermore, a qualitative and a quantitative evaluation of the most relevant IoT related-projects that represent the majority of research and commercial solutions proposed in the field of access control conducted over the recent years (2011- 2016) is achieved.

It aims to drive sales by selling to developers an affordable-housing solution designed for the hard-to-build-on plots of land that represent the majority of unbuilt space in established city centers.

The whole system needs an overhaul: The National Commissioning Board should be providing the right framework of incentives and rewards to ensure that clinical commissioning groups and trusts focus on the needs of the group that represent the majority users of health and social care.