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Widespread examples of vote falsifications and violations – uploaded by the hundreds onto YouTube, Facebook and Twitter – have fed the anger.

Burke said government intelligence had uncovered widespread examples of demands for refunds after the first 118 transfers to PNG for processing and potential resettlement.

The OFT said its own investigation found "widespread examples of Groupon's practices which, in the OFT's view, breached consumer protection regulations".

The Qataris insist that the increased number of inspectors is starting to have the desired effect, but widespread examples of mistreatment on the ground remain.

As Jews, we are appalled that a serious issue is being used in this cynical and manipulative way, diverting attention from much more widespread examples of Islamophobia and xenophobia in the Conservative and other parties.

In the Soviet Union and its satellites, the backward state of the economy and widespread examples of waste and inefficiency led to attempts to introduce more market solutions into the process of economic planning.

"There are widespread examples on the ground of people asking for their money back from people smugglers in Indonesia," Burke said.

A widespread example of irrigation-induced toxicity hazard is NO3− (nitrate) accumulation in groundwater caused by the excess leaching of nitrogen fertilizer through agricultural soil.

This spontaneous self-help effort – which urban planning expert Peter Marcuse calls "the most widespread example of physical self-help in housing during the 20th century" – initiated what today is known as Red Vienna's grand housing scheme.

By Whitney Johnson September 29, 2010 "Violence against women is not only the most widespread example of a human rights violation, but probably the least evident, going largely unpunished," the Argentine photographer Walter Astrada wrote in his award-winning proposal to the Alexia Foundation.

"Violence against women is not only the most widespread example of a human rights violation, but probably the least evident, going largely unpunished," the Argentine photographer Walter Astrada wrote in his award-winning proposal to the Alexia Foundation.