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As the Coalition, Labor and the Palmer United party voted in favour of this bill, which dramatically expands the powers of intelligence agencies while creating new offences for disclosing information about the operations they will undertake with these new powers, there was a jovial air in the chamber.

"The government will undertake activities with the Ethiopian people and the international community aimed at punishing the terror group and its surrogates," Desalegn said.

We will undertake DCEs with approximately 150 patients and 150 caregivers to quantify preferences for home and facility dialysis.

We will undertake individual interviews with participants using a longitudinal study design over the course of the trial.

Researchers and community researchers will undertake paired interviews with a maximum diversity sample [ 38] of 20 residents from each neighbourhood, using the resident's preferred language.

During the first year (October 2006 07) we will undertake data collection with family caregivers (n = 75) while working to identify potential participants from the other groups (key informants, human resource personnel, and employers).

The researchers will undertake regular joint supervision with experts in the fields of public health, epidemiology, anthropology and CVD.

Perhaps an American museum will undertake a full-scale retrospective, with all the gathering and sorting such a project entails.

"I certainly expect while he's a guest of Australia, he will undertake to have a conversation with the Australian prime minister," Abbott said.

Interviewers will undertake probability trade-off exercises with "ping-ponging" to determine participant thresholds for accepting LMWH prophylaxis [ 73, 74].

The current study will undertake various means to deal with the challenges posed by recent investigations, including comparison to a large population of individuals without diabetes in a nationwide population, and accessing a large number of potentially confounding factors and data on cancer screening.