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(Those two sites were among the first to commit to blackouts back in 2012; Google, which got more attention, followed their lead).

DA people concede that its relatively disappointing result in May was due to a loss of potential votes to the EFF, which got more than 6% of the national tally.

"Letting 30,000 Tibetan children learn their mother tongue so they can carry on their own traditional culture is a very important matter," said the petition, which got more than 61,000 signatures before censors blocked it.

EchoStar, which got more time to reach agreements for a dozen stations, said Landmark and Chris-Craft insisted on adding programming with the local signals, and Clear Channel refused to negotiate.

In Wisconsin, which got more than $810 million in federal stimulus money to build a train linebetween Milwaukee and Madison, Scott Walker, the Milwaukee County executive and Republican candidate for governor, has made his opposition to the project central to his campaign.

Among those who could claim this as a victory are Labour and the Liberal Democrats, who both raised concerns about the original regulations, 38 Degrees, which got more than 240,000 people to sign a petition against the proposals, or the Guardian's Polly Toynbee, who, in a Guardian column, was one of the first people to highlight their implications.

Yet Nigeria, which gets more rain, was nearly barren.

Colombia, which gets more American aid than any other country except Israel and Egypt, eventually acceded.

Brazil is the No. 3 market for Coca-Cola, which gets more than half its sales outside the United States.

I wish I had the fertility of a lobster, which gets more fertile with age – or a Brownbanded bamboo shark.

All those things are mandatory for schools on the failing list, which get more city money than regular schools.