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The most effective protection mechanisms for IDPs often exist at the local level.
Often, existing collections of data are not sufficient to answer new questions.
Many media sites are the online branch of media, which often exist in other forms.
This often exists in a man of 60 more than a boy of 20. Nobody grows old merely by a number of years.
Most of them were not even diagnosed, as these tumors often exist in the body asymptomatically.
Nevertheless, barriers often exist to their access to justice, which must be addressed.
The enforcement of restrictions varies greatly among countries, and provisions for exceptions often exist.
Assumptions and prejudices often exist which deny the human rights of some people in the school.
There is often very little understanding of the communal andkinship ties that often exist in these settings.
Violence often exists in near total impunity hidden behind a notion of cultural values.
Divisions or offices on sustainable development often exist in parallel to sectoral divisions.
Mediation often exists alongside facilitation, good offices and dialogue efforts.
As the old toponym for a minor place,such as a field, often exist only in one language, they should be translated with care.
RNA viruses often exist as quasispecies or swarms of viruses of the same species but with slightly different genome nucleoside sequences.
Reference costs may be known, particularly for the initial capital expenditure, butmuch less insight often exists into the other cost categories.
In the United States, legal distinctions often exist between restaurants and bars, and even between types of bars.
Often, existing government agencies or departments will not be able to muster the necessary staff to undertake these responsibilities.
The Nomadic Museum resolves the disconnect that often exists between an artist's work and the environment in which it is presented.
A nexus often existed between the movement of components used in IEDs and other criminal activities, such as human trafficking, drug trafficking, and illicit arms trade.
National legislation, technical methods and institutional procedures often exist within countries to address localized events.
Significant capacity often exists outside government, and this could be developed and utilized more effectively.
And finally, information to convince mine action operators of the advantages of using machines and new technologies often exists but is not shared or widely available.
While relevant laws often existed, practice was too often still in accordance with traditional patterns and values.
As a result, many small island developing States depend heavily on groundwater resources, which often exist in the form of freshwater“lenses” that contain limited quantities of water.
UNODC does not currently provide a discussion forum on a secure network: the expert group expressed little support for the establishment of a UNODC discussion forum andnoted that such online forums often exist at the regional level.
Tungsten, which is a hard andrare metal, often exists in the form of chemical compound, serves as an efficient lead replacement material.
A particularly interesting proposal is that of establishing a peacebuilding commission that would bridge the gap in international action that often exists between the peacekeeping phase and the development cooperation phase.
Challenges to water cooperation often exist within a broader economic, social and political context that must be taken into consideration.
The resulting text should not maintain the status quo, in view of the fact that in many countries where indigenous peoples live there is no legislation that promotes and protects their rights and discriminatory policies,practices and laws often exist.
Furthermore, even where they do exist, significant gaps often exist between the texts of laws and policies and their implementation in practice.