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Vodafone has joined the throng with the publication of a "Law Enforcement Disclosure Report", an attempt to collate the number of warrant applications to intercept communications in the 29 countries where it operates.
Demos mentions a previous study by the University of Maryland which sent a host of fake online accounts into chatrooms to engage in normal conversation, and then collated the number of threatening or sexually explicit messages sent by other users.
Here, I've collated the number of flags in backdrops to prime ministerial announcements posted to Tony Abbott's YouTube channel, with the addition of his election night acceptance speech and the recent six and eight flag announcements: After starting on a high of four flags at his election victory speech, the average flags per announcement (excluding the recent additions) is 1.5.
To this end, we aimed to collate the experiences of a number of affected countries, identify strengths and limitations in dengue surveillance, outbreak preparedness, detection and response and contribute towards the development of a model contingency plan adaptable to country needs.
But for the moment, the Vietnamese have no mechanism to collate the mounds of material.
Several curated databases have been established to collate the knowledge of molecular processes constituting pathways.
The objective of this study is to collate the most recent information on the number of births by sex in the country and re-examine the possibility of a gradual demographic masculinization resulting from prenatal sex selection.
The indices used to collate the two databases were name, sex, address and date of birth.
We used the technique of interpretative synthesis to collate the findings.
A detailed description of the techniques used to collate the data has been published elsewhere [ 4].
There was an attempt (albeit mostly unsuccessful) to try to collate a large number of these files and figure out how admissions offices made decisions.
