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This effort follows the lead of many charter schools, which have adopted longer school calendars.

Rivals like Elle and Harper's Bazaar, which have adopted a pell-mell style that encourages value-for-money nibbling, have fared better.

Fighting domestic abuse is an uphill struggle even in former Soviet states which have adopted laws against it, like Georgia, where "alarming and intolerant opinions" prevail in a blame-the-victim culture, the Tbilisi-based Human Rightsaysntre says.

Reining in options grants, pay experts add, will fall to corporate boards, only a few of which have adopted rules to prevent executives from turning quick profits on blips in stock prices.

But the recovery began just a few months after the passing of the 2009 stimulus, and since then the U.S. economy has outperformed other advanced economies, some of which have adopted austerity policies similar to ones the Republicans were advocating.

He urged states to follow the example of Jersey and the UK, which have adopted legislation to prevent vulture funds from pursuing excessive claims against heavily indebted countries before their national courts.

For our analysis of adoption, we employed data on 51 facilities, eight of which had adopted the membrane technology during the period we investigated.

Privacy has long been a concern of the transportation technology community, which has adopted formal guidelines.

But it is Assad's regime which has adopted brutal tactics to crush the protesters.

Dr. Bowie was a pioneer at Madison, which had adopted its tenure-clock policy just two years earlier.

The episode was galling for France, which had adopted an aggressive stance towards Syria.