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Signed comment about the preparations for this week's International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo, which have been devoted almost exclusively to polemics from the Vatican and a few Islamic countries about abortion and sexual mores.

But it has to be put against the rest of his words and deeds, which have been devoted to promoting a gentle Sufi version of Islam compatible with a free society.

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By Frances FitzGerald The New Yorker, September 12 , 1994P. 7 Signed comment about the preparations for this week's International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo, which have been devoted almost exclusively to polemics from the Vatican and a few Islamic countries about abortion and sexual mores.

The New Yorker, September 12 , 1994P. 7 Signed comment about the preparations for this week's International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo, which have been devoted almost exclusively to polemics from the Vatican and a few Islamic countries about abortion and sexual mores.

In spite of, numerous research efforts, which have been devoted to the isolation of series peptidic and non-peptidic CRFRs agonists, the poor penetration across blood brain barrier restricts, their wide application in the clinical practice.

Since January, all officers are required to take a three-day training course each year, one day of which has been devoted to "Smart Policing," which aims to improve how the police interact with citizens.

The pressure on commentators like me followed a similar crackdown on investigative reporting, much of which had been devoted to exposing corruption and had threatened special interest groups that are influential in elite Chinese politics.

RELICS OF FIREFIGHTING Four years ago the Cigna Corporation closed its museum in Philadelphia, which had been devoted to the firefighting, maritime and insurance trades, and donated much of the contents to the Smithsonian Institution.

This week, thousands of Chinese officials are gathered in Beijing for the annual 10-day session of the National People's Congress, which has been devoted mainly to announcing the government's economic plans.

One reason for this state of affairs is the voluminous research which has been devoted to this era and which has revealed its true nature, not only as a respectable continuation of the genuinely philosophical tradition but also as a period of exemplary personalities quite able to stand comparison with any of the great philosophers of antiquity or of modern times.