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Lynch says there has been no enforcement of the existing 10,000 Qatari riyals (£1,770) fine for passport confiscation, which affects almost every domestic worker.

Iron deficiency causes anaemia, which affects almost half of poor-country children and over 500m women, killing more than 60,000 of them each year in pregnancy.

One was the "photic sneeze reflex" - an apparently inherited sneezing reaction to looking at bright sunlight, which affects almost a quarter of the population.

Toyoda had come under fire for his apparent refusal to publicly explain his company's response to the latest recall, which affects almost 4.5m cars around the world, including the hugely popular Camry and Corolla models.

Corruption, which affects almost every sphere of life, from major corporations to visits to the doctor, has taken root in the vast juridical twilight zone that emerged during the 1990s, and which the authorities have an active interest in maintaining.

Pargluva would have been the first of a new type of noninsulin treatments used to control blood sugar in people with Type 2 diabetes, the most common form of the disease, which affects almost 12 million Americans.

Google's Android faced two similar security holes known as Stagefright and Stagefright 2, which affected almost a billion devices, but the updates required to fix the hole were slow in their release from various smartphone manufacturers and mobile phone networks.

Perhaps even more important was the northern love of powerfully composed, intersecting forms, which affected almost the entire Romanesque area, stretching from Portugal to the Holy Land, including Scandinavia and what would later be known as the Holy Roman Empire (see Researcher's Note: Empire).

Millions of Londoners have faced severe disruption during a major Tube strike which affected almost every line.

Highly significant deviation from the expected 1 1 segregation ratio on SBI-01 towards the BTx623 allele was also observed by [ 25], which affected almost the entire linkage group.

As a result of these problems, which affect almost all dementia patients, pain in this population is extremely difficult to assess.