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A Texas congressman is seeking to designate seven of the top Mexican cartels as "foreign terrorist organizations," a move he says would give law enforcement in the United States enhanced tools to combat the cartels.
Over the years, Wikipedia has given editors more tools to combat the problem, like limiting contributions on breaking news events to people who have had accounts for a while.
It also raises urgent questions about the future of the troubled Global Fund to Fight Aids, TB and Malaria, which has provided the money for most of the tools to combat the disease in Africa, such as insecticide-impregnated bed nets and new drugs.
Research is also needed in exploring the most effective techniques or combination of educational, deterrent and punitive techniques and machine detection tools to combat the use of online paraphrasing tools and article spinners and other forms of academic malpractice.
This also ties into to Google's larger push to give users more insights into their own behavior when using mobile devices, and more tools to combat the addictive nature of smartphones.
The Olweus Bullying Prevention Program offers further information about bullying across the country and tools to combat the phenomenon.
Previously known as the special demonstration squad, which operated under the command of the Metropolitan police's special branch, the undercover unit was first conceived as a tool to combat the anti-Vietnam protests at Grosvenor Square in 1968.
The Supreme Court had repeatedly upheld the law in earlier decisions, saying that the preclearance requirement was an effective tool to combat the legacy of lawless conduct by Southern officials bent on denying voting rights to blacks.
When selected appropriately vestibular nerve section is a valuable nondestructive tool to combat the vertiginous symptoms of Meniere's Disease.
But a new technique tested in mice and rats might provide a tool to combat the lethal tumors, known as glioblastomas.
Camels, as the most important animal of the desert ecosystem, can be a tool to combat the new challenges of drought, environmental changes, global warming and creeping desertification, threats of new disease and competition for feed and water resources.
