Historically, the first question was controversial, at least in academic circles.

Michael Porter's work is recognized in many governments, corporations and academic circles globally.

Relevant information intended to foster mutual understanding and recognition among and within nations has been disseminated widely in national academic circles.

The increase of interest of political, scientific and academic circles in the work of the Commission would be proportional to its workload.

Every major publishing house in Turkey has published at least one book on the Armenian genocide in Turkish and the 'G Word' is becoming more acceptable in academic circles.

Further extensive debate has been going on for the past seven months within the United Nations, as well as outside the Organization in academic and political circles.

Nevertheless, the mere mention of geoengineering is being greeted in some circles, particularly media circles, with a relief tinged with euphoria.

These ideas are well known in liberal academic circles, but clergy like myself have been reluctant to air them, for fear of creating tension and division in our church communities, for fear of upsetting the simple faith of more traditional believers.

Climate change negotiations are going around in circles.

He reiterated his immense concern at the erosion of that consensus, especially in political and academic circles, and recalled the absolute nature of the prohibition of torture not only under international human rights law but also under international humanitarian law.

In international public health circles, there was great excitement.

The book is reportedly read in the highest government circles.

Loose lips sink ships is received wisdom in central banking circles.

Domestic violence has long been a taboo subject in Armenian circles.

In any case NGO reports and studies are widely read in government circles.

I just wanted you to fill in as many circles as possible.

People were driving around in circles and all the roads were closed.

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And when it rains hard rain, I scream and I run in circles.

But forebodings of crisis have become widespread in French business and economic circles.

History Gaming has been used in educational circles since at least the 1900s.

In addition it has a running track that circles around the other facilities.

Certain circles in Puerto Rico were currently talking about convening a constituent assembly.

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It s actually got a bunch of circles on it.

So, who got more than five circles figured out?

The implications go well beyond academia and policy circles.

Vigilance against a resurgence of major Power centrism in certain circles is also in order.

In some fundamentalist circles, and among the terrorists, Western culture evokes repulsion, not attraction.

For a year and a half, Santos s policies have been advancing in concentric circles.

Thaksin s ownership is a source of considerable pride, especially outside elite circles in Bangkok.

So we figured out these rules whereby you pack circles, you decorate the patterns of circles with lines according to more rules. That gives you the folds.

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Nor will he be entirely at home in London, especially in the circles in which Madonna moves.

It used to be that even mentioning corruption in some official circles was considered taboo.

But many people in the political elite and military circles were enraged by Khrushchev s revelations.

In any case, the cash transfer debate is no longer limited to those in northern development circles.