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In concert with the report's release, UNAIDS has added a new "data visualization" feature to its website that graphically displays detailed information about each country.

Hours before Wolf wrote on Facebook and in another part of the world, the Times of Israel, a publication with which I was also not familiar, published an article on its website containing a graphically violent and racist diatribe against the Palestinian people and calling for their "extermination".

WORST: Site is graphically challenged.

Or, you can post your urban improvement idea to the website, where it will graphically mesh with the ideas of others, a metaphor for the way we coexist in this sometimes cramped city sphere.

"People don't want to talk about that, but women's eggs are already for sale, and at a much higher price than sperm because the extraction of the ovum is much more difficult". She notes that websites like www.eggs.com graphically demonstrate how private interests are already engaged in this business.

For example, the website included a video that graphically depicted the consequences of poor dental hygiene in diabetes, which concluded with an upbeat message that these consequences could be prevented by seeking timely medical care (Table  2; Quote 4a).

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The institute runs guided tours of the mount and publishes prayer books in which former Jewish glories are graphically depicted; its director reassures readers of its website that there is no call "for the launching of missiles or the exploding of the mosque".

Vicious denunciations and graphically violent revenge fantasies about Jahar girls on the website devolve into broader statements that call "women's rights a terrible idea" and argue why "women shouldn't be allowed to leave the kitchen".

On each subsequent login, the website presented all of a subject's uploaded PAM scores and goals graphically by week or month.

In September 2008, after the company's researchers showed that spikes in flu queries and disease outbreaks often coincide, Google launched Google Flu Trends (http://www.google.org/flutrends/), a website that allows people to compare volumes of flu-related search activity against reported incidence rates for the illness displayed graphically on a map.