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His work at the World Policy Institute, which he joined in 1994, and as a consultant to businesses and philanthropies worldwide, focused well before September 11 on the imminent threats posed by both international and domestic terrorism and Islamist terrorist networks in particular.

Between January and June 2016, Yahoo says it received 12,666 requests from governments worldwide focused on 20,511 user accounts.

Until the last decade or so, the debate in most countries worldwide focused largely on the adequacy of food production to meet domestic needs, with a concomitant national policy emphasis on self-sufficiency in the supply of agricultural products.

In August, it said it would close about one-third of its 94 offices worldwide, focusing on cuts in Asia and India.

Hannah J Davies The first of two new programmes on the abuse of girls worldwide focuses on the Philippines' burgeoning cyber-sex industry.

In addition to his numerous local as well as international efforts on behalf of those in need, he cofounded the Advancing Idealism in Medicine Curriculum at Mount Sinai to facilitate medical resident involvement in programs worldwide focussed on improving the plight of others.

Oil States provides equipment and services to oil and gas producers worldwide, focusing on active producing regions in the U.S., the Gulf of Mexico, Canada, West Africa, the Middle East, South America and Southeast Asia.

Diverse projects are being carried out worldwide focusing on development of more accurate soil maps and one of the most valuable sources of data are the existing soil maps.

Workshop 4 explored the development of inter-modal transport systems in developed and developing economies worldwide, focusing on their characteristics, approach, design, performance, relative merits, challenges faced and their evaluation.

This is one of the first studies worldwide focusing on the incidence of multimorbidity rather than on the prevalence of multimorbidity.

This study will be one of the first detailed community-based longitudinal studies worldwide focusing not only on the outcomes for children with ADHD, but the predictors of outcomes for this group.