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Coleman and Salatin, both of whom reject the U.S.D.A. organic label, are searching for new words to describe what it is they're doing.

The attacks are aimed at forcing the government to consider E.T.A. demands for independence, supported by perhaps 30percentt of the Basque population, most of whom reject violence.

House Republicans, many of whom reject the scientific consensus about the human causes of global warming, took aim at almost every program that had to do with global warming.

But the House Republicans, many of whom reject the overwhelming scientific consensus about the causes of global warming, labeled the plan an attempt by the Obama administration to start a "propaganda" arm on climate.

Why do Americans, many of whom reject evolution and the Big Bang, so readily accept continental drift?

For he is now, let us be clear, the "organizer" of a fractious global community, a petulant, scrappy Pushme-Pullyu of nations, many of whom reject the very notion that they are part of a "community" at all.

He sent the manuscript out to publishers, seven of whom rejected it.

The protest movement's grass-roots leaders, some of whom rejected the Trajtenberg committee from the outset as a fig leaf for the government's shortcomings, said they would put forward alternative ideas on Tuesday.

Their unmarried co-habitation caused little curiosity among Reed's friends in the Village, many of whom rejected marriage and other middle-class norms out of principle.

He appealed to his front commander Vasily Sokolovsky as well the Bryansk's M. A. Reyter, both of whom rejected his proposal.

The responses to Beck were swift and wide, from Evangelicals, Catholics, and Mainline all of whom rejected Beck's unhealthy vision for Christianity.