But curiously these policies do not seem to have had the desired result.
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While none of the changes had the desired result, Arena took a chance with about 30 minutes left in the second half, removing his two outside defenders — Graham Zusi and DaMarcus Beasley, who had been repeatedly overrun by Quioto and Alberth Elis on the flanks.
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Hoping to reach new readers, Conger-Kaneko changed the magazine's name to The Progressive Woman in March 1909. The change had the desired result, and by 1910 The Progressive Woman had between 12,000 and 15,000 subscribers, reaching readers as far away as Japan, Australia, China, Mexico, Canada, and Sweden. Special issues sold as many as 18,000 copies. In 1910 she published a controversial issue on "white slavery" (forced prostitution) and nearly lost her mailing privileges.
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The National Congress of Fiji was formed on 10 January 1965 in Lautoka, Fiji by Ayodhya Prasad, the Secretary of the Kisan Sangh. The Congress sent a telegram to the Secretary General of the United Nations stating that 80,000 Fiji Indians wanted to settle in a foreign country. The telegram had the desired result, as under pressure from the United Nations the Colonial Secretary called a Constitutional Conference for 26 July 1965. Ayodhya The Congress was bitterly opposed to A. D. Patel and the Federation Party.
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The National Conress of Fiji formed on 10 January 1965 at the Kisan Sangh Hall in Lautoka, in front of 1,500 farmers, led by Ayodhya Prasad. The Congress sent a telegram to the Secretary General of the United Nations stating that 80,000 Fiji Indians wanted to settle in a foreign country. The purpose of the telegram was to draw the attention of the United Nations to the plight of the Fiji Indians. The telegram had the desired result, as under pressure from the United Nations the Colonial Secretary called a Constitutional Conference for 26 July 1965.
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El Protector is an annual lucha libre tournament held by the Mexican professional wrestling promotion International Wrestling Revolution Group (IWRG) in January of each year. The El Protector tournament started in 2012 but was preceded in 2010 and 2011 by the Torneo Relampago de Proyeccion a Nuevas Promesas de la Lucha Libre ("Projecting a new promise lightning tournament"), a tournament with the same format and concept. The concept of the tournament is to team a young up-and-comer with a veteran and use the tournament to help showcase the younger talent, the young winner is often someone IWRG has plans for, although at times it has not always had the desired result. The tournament has always been held in Arena Naucalpan in Naucalpan, State of Mexico, the main arena of IWRG.
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Up until 2010 the tournament format was that of eight tag teams facing off in a one night, single elimination tournament, sometimes with a match to determine the seeds for the tournament. In 2010 the field of competitors was doubled to 16 and the tournament would take place over three shows, with eight teams facing off in Block A, the other eight in Block B and the two block winners would wrestle the following week. All tournament matches except the finals are single fall matches, while the finals are a best two-out-of-three falls per lucha libre traditions. The concept of the tournament is to team a young up-and-comer with a veteran and use the tournament to help showcase the younger talent, the young winner is often someone CMLL has plans for, although at times it has not always had the desired result.
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In 1665 Governor Juan Lopez de la Flor applied a new strategy to conquer the area and settle for capturing indigenous people to use them as slaves in plantations, carrying out raids on the indigenous villages in which they abducted their inhabitants. Captain Juan de Vida Martell, along with 88 soldiers in 1666, razed several indigenous peoples burning their ranches and crops and taking more than one hundred Indians as slaves. The Franciscans had more success in their missions since 1670, achieving massive baptisms, despite the revolt of the chánguenas and urinamas that threatened to burn their missions put a stop to the process. The region would continue besieged by ethnic and religious tensions and constant uprisings, the best known being that of the indigenous king Pablo Presbere (1670-1710) who, although repressed, had the desired result on a large scale and Talamanca once again became a practically autonomous de facto zone and the Spaniards retreated.
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