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This represents a call for a new reflexivity where the need to engage in empirically framed research is highlighted (Bagga-Gupta 2013; Hasnain et al. 2013).

This represents a clarion call to policy makers.

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In most public health settings there is lack of adequate and appropriate infection-control measures and, together with high human immune-deficiency virus (HIV) co-infection rates in certain settings [ 7], this represents a public health emergency, calling for earlier detection and treatment of drug resistant TB [ 8].

This represents an indication for a "call to action" by the government of Burkina Faso to further address the pharmaceutical sector development.

In this way, the SDGs represent a call to action for business.

For 5 million NHS Direct telephone calls per year, this represents an annual cost saving of £97,756,013.

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When reporters asked him whether his comment represented a call on Mr. Park to resign, he said yes.

Taken together these important books represent a call to action for the state of the soul of American food.

The eldest member of the NCOE, 97-year-old Dr. Grace Lee Boggs, had this to say: "This statement represents a new epoch, it calls on Americans to become engaged in a different kind of citizenship, one that transforms their souls in addition to asking them to go to the polls".