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Popular support was widespread, and when Richard returned from Ireland his cause was lost.
Although such message‐car rying capacity is not needed at the moment, the spokesman said, lasers may play a major role in future communications when picture phones become common, when high‐speed com puter conversations are more widespread and when communi cation needs in general expand beyond current carying capac ities.
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Earlier this year, Mr. Chiluba tried to change the constitution in order to run for a third term, but the move prompted widespread protests and when he abandoned the effort a host of hopefuls jumped at the opening.
Inequality is breeding widespread anxiety, and when progressives talk more about taking away privileges than they do about enhancing opportunities, they only contribute to this malaise.
Again, this provoked widespread discontent, and when Peter, who had replaced Priscus, refused to bow down and rescind the order, an outright mutiny broke out.
Deflationary expectations may become widespread and robust when chronic deflation becomes established and consumers wait for lower prices before buying.
Ironically, SMS use in Europe had been widespread and mainstream when Twitter tried it out but Weber admits the SMS deals were insanely complicated: "It was quite odd coming from Europe that when Twitter said we would do SMS it was like this big new thing to them even though it was old hat to me, coming from Germany.
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in older men in the UK, the US, and western Europe. 1 Despite its high incidence, it will frequently respond to treatment when widespread, and may be cured when localized. 2 Radical prostatectomy and radiation therapy appear to yield similar survival rates with as many as 10 years of follow-up.
Civil disobedience is typically practiced when injustice is widespread and intransigent, and when the laws and lawmakers are not responding to the moral sensibility of the people.
Much of this evolving disease burden began in the early 1990s, when transition toward a market economy led to widespread social unrest and when civil wars in the region displaced large numbers of people and created populations that were vulnerable to communicable diseases and difficult to reach through existing health care systems (6– 9).
There is no shortage of pundits in the U.S. and abroad, that argue that President Obama has failed to live up to the expectations that were so widespread and so high when he was first elected in 2008.
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