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Taiwan, which has been prevented from joining the W.H.O. because of Beijing's objections, has also been reporting a growing number of cases.

Argentina has asked the United Nations to order the release of the Libertad tall ship, which has been prevented from leaving Ghana after a local court ruled in favour of Singer's Elliott Capital Management.

The combination therapy might facilitate the use of IT in clinic, as the combination simultaneously increased the anti-cancer activity of IT and efficiently inhibited the generation of neutralising anti-IT antibodies, which has been preventing effective prolonged IT therapy.

The evacuation of the neighbouring suburb of Moadamiya, which had been prevented from receiving aid on a regular basis, was reported to have begun on Monday.

Mr. Safir said a departmental investigation of the Diallo shooting, which had been prevented until now by the criminal case against the four officers, would begin.

An Edouard Manet portrait is among four treasures which have been prevented from leaving the UK in the last year.

He said MI5 was not "in the dock", and said there had been at least one terrorist plot a year since 7 July 2005 which had been prevented from killing British citizens, so "the record over the last few years has been hugely impressive".

"We should be proud about what we have done," he wrote, speaking of the economic boom under Communist leadership, "but in the eyes of our ancestors, we should also feel ashamed for our weakness and failures, which have been preventing the growth of the nation".

Although a great progress in the device efficiency has been made but a lot of efforts are still needed to break the barriers which had been preventing this from penetrating the market.

Shortly thereafter, the trough to the northwest weakened, which had been preventing the storm's intensification.

A preventable AE was defined as an AE which could has been prevented if adequate actions had been taken during the patient's contact with health care [ 21].