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After two years of tolerance toward liberal clubs, their leaders were arrested and organisations disbanded in 1902.

However, in most species, spermatogenesis stops after the development of secondary spermatogonia during adult ecdysis and remains arrested until the adult male begins feeding.

We expect that terms left aside from our analysis, as disper sive terms, may be responsible for arresting wave vector spread.

News of artists' arrests and confiscation of their material served only to popularise their name and created a higher demand for their tapes.

There would be no need for curfew as all the dissidents were arrested at less than the first second of the coup.

At the end of the war he went into hiding, but was arrested in 1948, tried and sentenced to death.

Why was the village head omitted when his accomplices were arrested the next day, and why was he still at liberty?

Besides disorderly conduct, the police increasingly arrested young people for theft.

A significant linear trend was found, whereas quadratic and cubic trends, which would have indicated slowed or arrested development, were not significant.

Only persons arrested at both age periods were defined as persistent criminals.

Success on this domain required that the person have no juvenile or adult arrests.

A variety of studies using court records, arrests, and self-report measures indicates that juvenile crime is increasing proportionately for both boys and girls.

In this context, it would mean that all boys who were arrested early also had been identified even earlier as an antisocial child.

Altogether twenty-two clergy were arrested in 1944-9.

In truth, many of those arrested had only the faintest connection with reformist books ; this was not a precise operation but a thoroughgoing purge.

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