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Deutsche Telekom's initiative follows a wave of efforts across Europe to increase the number of women in corporate leadership posts.

This brave new world of public policy has ushered in a wave of efforts to make policy flexible in an uncertain landscape.

The gutting of the Voting Rights Act by the Supreme Court, in 2013, unleashed another wave of efforts to suppress voting.

Cartilage regeneration continues to challenge engineers and a new wave of efforts focus on developing strategies that provide sustained stimulation to cells by growth factors and other biological molecules to promote their differentiation into chondrocytes.

Sunday marks the 61st anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court decision, Brown v. Board of Education, the case that declared intentionally segregated schools unconstitutional and set off a wave of efforts to increase school diversity.

In the pharmaceutical industry, the success of imatinib evoked a huge wave of efforts to develop various disease-associated kinase inhibitors.

The prosecutions are part of a wave of coordinated efforts to rein in a leaderless, multinational movement called Anonymous.

The prosecutions are part of a wave of coordinated efforts to rein in a leaderless, multinational movement called Anonymous, which has drawn attention for its protests against the Church of Scientology and in support of the whistle-blower site WikiLeaks.

The deal is part of a wave of corporate efforts, including the recent General Motors deal, to revamp pension and health care obligations.

4. Jazz Hands, Gentlemen Whatever it takes: the success of a "Gangnam Style -type viral video by ChineStyle -typecops will inspire a waviral similar efforts to use song and dance to draw closer to the masses.

Many executives expressed hope that "killer," or advanced, products would emerge from a new wave of cooperative efforts among high-technology companies to make fast Internet access, at home and also for mobile use, possible for the majority of consumers.