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Neglected ecosystems bear the brunt of change
The Madness Spreads: Hungry Children Around the World Could Bear the Brunt of BSE
Upper Elementary Grades Bear the Brunt of Accountability
Cities Drive Ahead with Plans for [Pounds]5a-Day Tolls; Anger as Motorists Bear the Brunt of Bid to Ease Traffic Congestion
The Bologna Process and The Re-structuring of Higher Education: Who will bear the brunt of "unexpected outcomes"?
Banks could take a $4.4 billion hit from new reforms — and traders will bear the brunt of it
Women bear the brunt of illicit drug policies
Cuts endanger more services: Health visitors and school nursing teams bear the brunt of reductions in public health budgets across E...
Women farmers in Uganda bear the brunt of climate change effects
Women bear the brunt of domestic violence