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Italy's farmers union, which organised its public launch, said the tomato is free radicals in the body, which can damage human cells.

The miners seem to be well-organised, says the BBC's Gideon Long in Copiapo, near the mine in northern Chile.

We feel a strong need to set up an organised system again to promote agreement with a more responsible concept of design.

Shivinder observed that the best American hospitals did not just have good doctors. They were also superbly organised.

Up to half a million people joined a union-organised protest in London against the British government's spending cuts.

I'm very organised and controlled and need to go to bed at night knowing what I'm going to wear the next morning.

The moment of reflection was organised following the Japanese earthquake and tsunami a week ago which has claimed thousands of lives.

b. A general site cleaning and maintenance operation shall be organised at least once a week.

You're more likely to see a dance performance by a troupe from the Lisu ethnic minority, or make an organised visit to a Lisu home.

"Europe risks being left behind, " she said at a lecture in London organised by the International Institute for Environment and Development.

"It's certainly been well organised, " he said. "In terms of audacity it rates as one of the highest I've seen. "

Credit to Fulham, they were very organised and difficult to break down but we kept pushing and we got a bit of luck with the goal.

It was an enormous surprise and a wonderful evening as well as farewell that Mirka had organised for me.

The loan was organised in the form of a currency swap agreement between the Bank of Thailand and the HKMA at market interest rates.

They were very organised and we have to give them credit for that. It's up to us to try and break them down and in the end we did.

Like the previous years, the Association continued to participate in charitable activities organised by other institutions.

They may be able to give you somewhere to live for a while and help you get things organised.

This week, however, a presidential adviser talked of an "organised plot" to destabilise Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife, Carla Bruni.

It states: "The absconding may be at the facilitation of organised crime groups and the children may then be exploited for financial gain. "

Any haulage service established as a monopoly on waterways used for transit must be so organised as not to hinder the transit of vessels.

Many institutions, from neolithic villages to the maniples of the Roman army, seem to be organised around the Dunbar number.

Our brains seem to be organised to make random comparisons of the contents of our memories.

"In the past, one of the barriers to retail investors getting organised was that they had no way of finding each other. "

The guy who organised the fixtures this season must have come out of a special school, because he is more intelligent than I am!

Tata eventually secured its prize in an all-night auction organised by the takeover panel in London a year ago.

They had no plan to deal with such a crisis. Getting governments organised in eurozone summits or G20 meetings was the best they could do.

The official contact with you may well come all of a sudden, and be accompanied by an organised showing of our craft.

After the flooding in 2010, the government turned this into a more organised attempt to move the farmers off the land altogether.

Speaking by telephone to the BBC in an interview organised by the president's office, Mr Yar'Adua said he was making a good recovery.

The winner was announced at the end of the two-day New Science of Happiness and Well-Being Conference, organised by Merry and his wife.

In technical terms, systems on the edge of chaos are said to be in a state of "self-organised criticality" .

For him, the Great Wall was a metaphor for the way China's society was organised and its relationship with the rest of the world.

As it proved to be a popular and meaningful activity , similar events will be organised in future to meet the expectation of the industry .

The truth was exactly the other way round: it was the Soviet secret police who organised ruthless repatriations, often dividing families.

Scattered and ill-organised rural protests are unlikely to turn into a serious threat to the party.

State media said: "The relevant management offices attach great importance to this and have organised experts to investigate the market. "

"This is not just a guerrilla war, and it's not an organised war with fronts, " he said. "It's both. "

Leaders of the youth groups that organised the revolution said the statement was generally positive.

Organised crime, corruption and a judiciary buried under a backlog of hundreds of thousands of cases are only the most urgent tasks.

Given that the gathering is organised by an investment bank, it is not surprising that large deals have been struck there.

Mr Dawkins dreams of a day when atheists are as well organised and influential as Christian conservatives have become.

Cesena are very organised and play good football, while their strike force is stronger than any other team fighting against relegation.

He went into aluminium trading and then the industry itself in the early 1990s at a time when the industry was plagued with organised crime.

Often the intermediaries, being well organised, perhaps even at the political level, have quite a strong voice.

The EU has long been trying to unite a fragmented system that is still largely organised around national boundaries.

It certainly does not mean allowing organised opposition. Mr Yu did not define his terms.

Exams in Saxony, previously organised by the schools themselves or with loose oversight, were opened up to external regulators.

The would-be Jedi brought their weapons to the Cabot Circus complex in Bristol as part of a 'flashmob' - a secret event organised online.

I remember vividly the moment I first understood why organised, competitive sport was hateful. It was a Sunday evening on the A12.

But outside America, Wal-Mart is not the ideological enemy of organised labour that it is at home.

They have been diligent about fund-raising, they say, have campaigned assiduously and have organised elaborate get-out-the-vote operations.

Arsenal's supporters turned the game at Loftus Road into a party after a fancy dress day was organised by The Atmosphere Group.

They're a good team, well-organised and Milan will have to be very careful.

The author of this fine book, Geoffrey Robinson, was there that day, as a member of the United Nations mission that organised the poll.

We knew they were well organised and a good team. Also we knew the new manager, so we were expecting more or less the same play.

It's not about happy hackers now. It's about organised crime, people making a living out of it.

Keira voiced Em, Donner's super-organised sister and bridesmaid, who just so happens to be part of a Men in Black-type agency.

The authorities' goal of turning organised crime into a policing problem, rather than a threat to national security, remains a distant one.

The final act has the air of end-of-term at an old-fashioned school, when the masters permit a little organised fun.

International election observers said the vote was clean and well organised.

In the KGC is opened on October 10th, the company went out of his day, Komori organised a special opening ceremony.

For the moment, the taxi strikes . . . remain locally organised, if inspired by reports of similar strikes in other regions.

That given, part of a talent for being organised means that you develop a bunch of shortcuts and tricks to make your life easier.

Last week Celso Amorim, Brazil's foreign minister, said that he did not want to become part of an organised campaign.

China is bigger, stronger, richer and better organised than India, the only other country with over a billion people.

The best trips are always those that are unplanned so I try not to be too organised.

Many doctors and researchers are unaware of the existence of organised denial groups or ignore them as an inconsequential fringe, they say.

Attempts to stop piracy often take the form of organised publicity campaigns rather than legal action.

"Legalisation won't stop organised crime, nor its rivalries and violence, " he said.

But the haste with which he has organised the referendum speaks of desperation.

The protest was organised by the opposition Democratic Progressive party but was also attended by others unhappy over the flagging economy.

A year ago China organised a great get-together of African leaders in Beijing.

The event at Ms Starr's home was organised by Gold Party Princess, set up in January by two sisters, Louise and Sue Alexander.

Margaret Thatcher, no friend of the unions, took care to have the police onside whenever she took on organised labour.

Seeing an opportunity, the Microsoft boss organised a new research group that became known as the Robotics Developer Studio (RDS).

Six people died in Nairobi, the capital, after grenades were thrown into a meeting organised by the No campaign.

The state government said that all of the victims that have been identified so far had ties to organised crime.

This was the Annual Interfaith Event to celebrate Gandhi's life organised by the Gandhi Foundation.

would be the impact on urban residents, whose discontent could more readily precipitate an organised challenge to the party 's rule.

Rather, the effectiveness and efficiency of any company or institution depend largely on how it is organised and structured.

Adopts a distributed architecture and is organised in a hierarchy that manages the flow of data .

Like its predecessors, this book proposes a deep and abiding connection between organised crime and the upper levels of American government.

Carra organised and lead by example, making sure none of his teammates switched off.

They're an organised, good team, so we'll have to recover in the next few days.

She had organised petitions for campaign-finance reform, with tens of thousands of signatures, but got nowhere.

But the western world's most organised religion, the Catholic church, did not object.

A Brazilian judge known for her work against organised crime has been shot dead in Rio de Janeiro state.

The scenery is great (except for a temple in full view), the air is great, the house is squarish and most of my stuff is almost organised.

They appear to be well-organised, even claiming that letting the rebels into the city was a ploy.

One of the things Prof Stockley organised as an integral part of the programme was for the school's MBA students to mentor the women.

All tourists planning to travel as part of an organised tour must apply for a UK visa through an accredited ADS travel agency.

Now they seem to be getting organised.

Bizarrely, officials say that consultations will be organised by the culture ministry, which Mr Humala has entrusted to a singer.

Watterson thinks a more organised public health response is called for.

She organised discussion groups on sexual identity and acted as a go-between for gay men struggling to come out to their parents.

Although this was organised with public money, it was outnumbered by a rival protest demanding justice in the Rosenberg case.

We faced a strong side that were organised, fresh and made life difficult for us.

The mission was organised by the British government overseas investment and trade body, UK Trade and Investment.

Every year two or three temporary exhibitions are organised.

Such arrangements have to be organised, says Mr Schaupensteiner; the money has to come from somewhere.

They were probably organised by the same militants, or by their Islamist allies along the border with Afghanistan.

It has a relatively well-organised health system and a long history of aggressive action against infectious disease.

A splinter group of Anonymous has previously hacked the website of the CIA and of Britain's Serious Organised Crime Agency.

He decided to press charges against the policemen, including Capt Golyshev and Col Kuznetsov, whom he alleged had organised his kidnapping.

Third, it suffers from widespread crime and violence, much of it perpetrated by organised drug gangs.

A sharing forum among foundations had been organised. This promoted better understanding of social welfare needs among funding bodies.

To help alleviate the problem the city council's environmental health section has organised this free dog training session.

Some suspect that organised-crime groups from China and South-East Asia, where match-fixing is said to be rife, were involved.

The president organised a rival demonstration, and denounced the allegations and resignation calls as a right-wing plot.

Large meetings organised by the company, by contrast, are viewed with suspicion.

On Friday night the Singapore prime minister invited the speakers at the meeting that the Singapore government organised.

These include organised crime, corruption, party cronyism and a media hobbled by political and commercial interests.

Intercontinental trade and communication became regular, organised , and protected by the 'Great Powers.

Throughout the year , the Association organised many sports , social and recreational activities for colleagues and their families .

In a bid to drive that figure up, the website is pushing "channels" , which play music videos organised by genre and mood.

Mr Calderon had a similar message, saying international organised crime was "the biggest threat to our region" .

The attempt is being organised by Richard Noble, a veteran British record-breaker, and is sponsored by a number of companies.

not alone in sensitive , highly organised natures is such a mental conflict possible.

Ensures that an organised, up-to-date filing system is maintained for all personnel records.

The rise of organised retail will save Indians money, even if it adds a little anomie.

The meeting organised by the International Atomic Energy Agency proposed better checks on plants and random reviews by the agency.

I meet Ella at the finale of an Apprentice-themed competition organised by a group of university entrepreneurship clubs.

Well, not quite those rights and values, if the findings of a Council of Europe investigation into organised crime in Kosovo are correct.

Meanwhile, organised labour is only strongly entrenched in the public sector.

These support groups organised thousands of collections outside supermarkets, communal kitchens, benefit concerts and other activities.

One of the quickest and easiest ways to reduce stress is to get yourself mentally organised.

Mr Gao arrived in San Francisco on Monday, en route to Aspen for a conference organised by the private equity mogul Teddy Forstmann.

When it comes to fighting organised crime, the states of the western Balkans have much to do.

Officials at Sihuang Middle School in Hubei province say they used to be plagued by organised cheating rings.

However, he needs to be more serious and organised if he wants to become a computer programmer.

"What about the workers? " was the traditional cry of organised labour in the last century.

Plenty of older EU members suffer from organised crime and corruption, and have had bad or unstable governments.

This issue was also a focus of discussions at the conference organised by the Western Returned Scholars Association (WRSA).

Armed with a bow and knife these troops are made up of locals who have been organised to defend their town.

Earlier in the day, the Deputy Prime Minister presented a speech at a seminar on the trading of energy organised by UK Trade and Investment.

She says the experience taught her to "hold her breath" but also to work well in organised teams.

But on no account will it tolerate any hint of organised labour evolving into a political force.

If your data is organised neatly, back-up and retrieval of that data when you make the switch will be much simplified.

Chievo are very organised and were tough to beat, but at the end of the day we took home three very important points.

"We are just a group of young people seeking freedom without being organised, " Zuwei, 26, says during an interview at the hospital.

With the demands of their children and jobs to balance the Panhards study long into the evenings and have to be meticulously organised.

Facilitated by modern information technology, financial intermediation, apart from retail banking, need not be organised on location.

Others say it is an organised attempt by criminal gangs to flex their muscles and face down the police.

During the war, Jamaat's student wing organised a militia, called Al Badr, to support the West Pakistan army.

Medicaid, the scheme for the poor, is organised at the state level but co-financed with Uncle Sam.

The message that most employers will hope to receive is one of organised, sociable efficiency.

"It was not the well-organised Persian Empire that brought about the fall of Rome, but the barbarians, " he writes.

Organised-labour advocates hope, and business groups fear, that unions will regain some of their power under an Obama administration.

Plenty to do at the hotel plus organised trips but if you want nightlife etc don't stay here.

The book's main focus is to underline to what extent natural thought is organised.

Democrats have always been critical of federal interest-rate subsidies to private lenders, which is how student loans are organised.

Where opponents are large, organised like armies and occupy territory, military methods are likely to be more effective.

So far, resignation not fury has marked street protests organised by trade unions and the Greek communist party.

It is a little bit different and when they don't have the ball they are well organised and give away little space.

The pandemic will be the subject of a hearing organised by the Council of Europe later this month (26 January).

Tomorrow will be the opening of the fall exhibitions organised by the Beijing Morning News show, a grand-scale , comprehensive services.

But the problem is that these chapters are not really organised around a thesis, or at least not around a very sophisticated one.

There was a concerted, organised effort to manipulate public opinion.

It was a showcase of small exhibitions organised by local artists in homes, bars, coffee shops and even a children's after-school centre.

The report was published at a Science and Innovation Conference in Manchester organised by the Department for Trade and Industry.

Frantic after losing track of her, they went to the police while neighbours organised search parties.

We knew Scotland would be very tough. They were very organised and we struggled I think for the first 15 minutes.

Within days of leaving office, the former Fed chief spoke to a private gathering of hedge-fund managers, organised by Lehman Brothers.

The arrests quickly began to expose the extent of organised crime.

his supporters won a majority in a constituent assembly , but have met stubborn resistance from a well - organised opposition.

As an exile in Mexico after this Fidel Castro organised other Cuban exiles and trained them in mountain warfare.

The meeting, organised by Good Corporation, a consultancy, looked at the balance between compliance and ethics.

Tens of thousands of tea-partiers gathered in Washington at an event organised by Glenn Beck, a conservative broadcaster.

Throughout the year, lectures and seminars on complaint prevention were organised for Junior Police Officers.

None of these actions is organised by unions.

Around the world, organised crime robs people of billions of dollars every year and undermines trust in government.

But it also amazed me how everything just seemed so easy by having pretty much all my life neatly organised in one device.

This programme is organised by the Advisory Committee on Health Promotion and Protection with the support of University Health Service .

A new youth movement, astonished at the speed and size of the protests it organised over social-networking sites, is finding its voice.

Mr Wu was back in China this month for a conference on cross-strait ties organised jointly by the KMT and Communist Party.

Barack Obama has emerged as a charismatic political presence, running a tightly organised, exciting campaign.

Social networks are particularly useful for self-organised nationalist communities that are decentralised and lack a clear structure.

The cortical columns of those on the autistic spectrum are narrower than those of neurotypicals, and their cells are organised differently.

The joint managers of Graham Barrow and Dave Watson have got them organised and competitive, so we know we're in for a tough game.

Several additional Phase II studies organised by MAPS are about to start in Israel, Switzerland and Canada.

Together with other opposition figures he organised peaceful protests, asking Ugandans to forego motorised transport and walk to work.

"Repeal Day" parties have been organised across the country to mark the victory for gay rights.

"We have to make MySpace a very Chinese site, " Mr Murdoch told a media conference organised by Goldman Sachs.

The church space has been re-organised to increase seating capacity and a new lounge, kitchen, office and meeting rooms added.

Although organised football in Germany stretches back well over a century, the national league - the Bundesliga - was not formed until 1963.

A bibliographic database is an organised digital collection of references to published literature.

Persuading terrified refugees to go home may require a peacekeeping force, organised either in the region or by the UN.

United College and Tsinghua University jointly organised a social service programme named "Pass-it-on" this summer.

Currently, mostly only the funds organised for the Mandatory Provident Fund are locally domiciled, as is required.

The call was made at a San Francisco conference organised by security firm RSA - the largest event of its kind.

Hundreds of young people had been attending the summer camp organised by the governing Labour Party on Utoeya island.

There will be post-conference field trips organised to sites within Egypt and other parts of the Arab world and Africa, she promised.

Fighters described how they have been organised into brigades sanctioned by the Transitional Nation Council.

ILSA organised a number of public rallies and called for a referendum on independence.

It is one thing to deal with this form of organised discontent on the streets.

Second is the organised flow of knowledge from basic science to commercial applications.

In western Europe, organised Christianity often acts as a modest voice in the ranks of the egalitarian left.

And a collaboration organised by the European Science Foundation is hoping to do just this, through what it calls the Blue Cell project.

People claim falsely that Gorbachev still had communications and that he had organised everything.

A few months later , Mr Zhang organised an online drive that generated a similarly strong response .

Catch free performances and concerts organised regularly at the Youth Park or watch skateboarders and bikers perform daredevil stunts.

Organised by the Alumni Affairs Office, the next talk in the series will be scheduled in May.

Their dream is to sell beer like premium-priced detergent, using uniform global marketing campaigns organised from head office.

They organised man and woman to be my cloth and mask. their target are " deceive me, deceive other people" .

Literature organised by the Federation to participate in essay writing, literature and exchange activities.

This time the authorities appeared much better organised, despite crowds and monsoon rain.

Dharma Walk is the event organised by the YBAM once every three to four years to raise fund for the activities and administration.

Each of the three partner institutions teaches students different key competencies organised into a series of 22 core courses.

He even organised a "sting" operation, telling officers to wait for Okole when he arrived from Tajikistan.

Sexuality became political, emerging as an axis around which new social movements organised.

The celebrations are organised by the Mayor of London's Office in conjunction with the London Chinatown Chinese Association.

The Department also encourages and sponsors officers to attend various seminars organised by academic and professional institutes.

Despite Mr Tsvangirai's withdrawal, government-organised violence against people suspected of supporting him has only intensified.

A number of activities are organised in schools to honour teachers. The celebrations can continue for the entire week of May.

Two Mexican generals have been detained on suspicion of involvement in organised crime, allegations they deny.

"China's entrepreneurs are all first generation, " said Rupert Hoogewerf, who organised the list, which competes with Forbes' ranking.

Now I will tell you about the Norwegian system for stuttering treatment, and how the Norwegian Stuttering Organisation (NIFS) is organised.

It was only on January 23rd that Belgian students organised protest rallies to urge their country's politicians to get a move on.

He and his colleagues have organised many high-level international conferences at the University.

To take just one example often cited by new members, Italy can hardly claim to be free of organised crime.

A game organised by English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish ex-pats led to the creation of the Calcutta Rugby Club on Christmas Day 1872.

More recently, it has become clear that brain activity also shows signs of self-organised criticality on a larger scale.

When you live in an organised manner, you do not suffer from stress and your life is peaceful and balanced.

Rich countries are not immune: Italian consumer groups organised a pasta boycott last month in a protest over prices.

The survey comes as China is hosting more international academic conferences organised in association with overseas institutes.

Again, locals speak of their need for housing and places to work, but their communities have not organised to press those claims.

Judges and public prosecutors who go after local political bosses and organised criminals are also being killed in considerable numbers.

Organised by the Intellectual Property Department and the Business Software Alliance.

But organised crime, often hidden from public view, may well continue to take a back seat to more obvious nuisances .

Even people who profess not to care much for organised labour say they voted against the legislation.

Journals can be effective tools in helping one get organised, in the creative process, or in developing a new habit or skill.

In the northern triangle, weak law enforcement and tracts of wilderness make a perfect environment for organised crime.

The chairman of a nearby Chinese temple Aw Swee Seng, who organised the event, also suffered.

The most immediate problem is organised crime and its penetration of the security forces.

Organised by Cancer Research UK, the drive aims to raise funds by getting the public to donate old and unused wardrobe items to charity.

The book focuses on three main areas that are important to making ideas happen: getting organised, collaborating and leading effectively.

Organised and planned various school activities, including Chest Competition, New Year Eve Entertainment.

Most passengers were peaceful, according to the report, but a small group was prepared for organised resistance.

In May the two countries announced plans for a regional centre to fight organised crime.

In protest, a set of women's groups organised a weekend march, with banners declaring "We are all chambermaids" .

International observer groups praised the poll for being peaceful and well organised; the national election commission did a good job.

We couldn't get behind Fulham at all, they defended very well, they were organised. . . it was a difficult day for us really.

This system was chosen so that it always falls on a day when many individuals and families are free to attend the organised activities.

They have organised research ethics workshops for Chinese stakeholders across the country.

Organised crime is now the main cause of the bloodshed.

Our allies will have moved into the open, and there will be organised groups that work to the plans to return your freedom.

Great personalized arrangements organised by their office - very professional.

An ECB-organised clearing house would guarantee lending, with the intention of overcoming mutual distrust between banks.

Meng Yu and her classmates organised this activity to raise money for a good cause, and in the process she formed strong friendships.

"They will not just come at us with T-shirts and cars, but with another understanding of how human society should be organised, " he says.