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The nation remains deeply divided, politically and regionally.
The organization runs several regionally based projects.
However, a regionally selective stabilisation of uvomorulin, achieved by whatever means, could be sufficient in itself to drive a change in its distribution.
Both models require that the thrust-related structures are regionally diachronous, with those in the northwest forming significantly earlier than those in the southeast.
In particular, the effects of switching from the current regionally heterogeneous increasing block water pricing system to a regionally homogeneous uniform pricing one are investigated.
Its implementation was equally piecemeal and regionally uncoordinated.
It was a regionally stratied sample based on the 1956 population census, and it covered the entire country.
The idea of approaching conflicts regionally, and in particular civil society regional peacebuilding, is relatively new.
The syn-rift sediments were sealed by a regionally correlated ignimbrite that in turn was offset by late second-phase faulting.
The weakness typically progresses regionally and ultimately involves all muscles of voluntary movement.
