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Compassion in World Farming, a lobby group, fears that crowded-in heifers will be stressed and unhappy.

But the Murray Hill building that housed that apartment, grandly called Lindley house, was a prewar beauty, with a lobby of dark burnished wood and gleaming floors.

This month the defence Industries Council (DIC), a lobby group, published a study that put defence squarely among the sectors worth investing in.

The National Rifle Association, various anti-abortion outfits and a lobby group for wind power, among others, set up stalls and handed out goodies to passers-by.

Nikki Williams, head of the NSW Minerals Council, a lobby group, argues that the answer is to pour more money into "clean-coal" research: cutting emissions by capturing and storing carbon.

Including red China lobby colonnade, red cloth interior rooms and gold tableware, fully filled with festivity.

Every base he would close and programme he would trim has a lobby to defend it.

Grandhotel Hessischer Hof is home to an acclaimed fine dining restaurant in Frankfurt, a welcoming American-style bar, a sun-filled winter garden, and a lobby lounge.

"There's light at the end of the tunnel, but it's a long tunnel," says Pablo azcarraga, head of the National Tourism Business Council, a lobby group.

Last month FairPensions, a lobby group, issued a report calling for a tightening of the fiduciary-responsibility law for pension funds, insurers and other big investors who manage people's money.

According to the European Travel Retail Council (ETRC), a lobby group, sales have fallen by as much as 40% as passengers stay away, worried that goods they buy will be confiscated.

The upshot is that fishermen exercise great weight as a lobby.

This has dealt a heavy blow to the industry's hitherto bullish mood, according to a survey published on May 4th by Oil &Gas UK, a lobby group.

The Committee for Human Rights in North Korea, a lobby group in Washington, DC, claims that the total number stranded in North Korea is huge: 180,000.

Stevens, who recently made an award- winning film about trying to track down his biological father - and perhaps 200 half-siblings - is part of a lobby pushing the Canadian government to give DI offspring more details about donors.

You have just as much right to have a lobby here as any steel corporation.

In 2011 Philadelphia was considering a soda tax. After the soda lobby offered a big donation to the city's children's hospital, the idea fizzled out.

Deborah Doane of the world Development Movement, a lobby for "fairer world trade", points out that donor money only buys half as much food as it did a decade ago.

The hotel boasts a lobby bar and a poolside, rooftop bar that serves creative cocktails and delicious appetizers.

The Institute for Industrial Development, a lobby group, calculates that average lending rates are 35% higher than deposit rates, against less than 10% in the other BRIC countries.

From here, a series of staircases lead down to a lobby on the subterranean level.

Go to the Shanghai world Financial Center -one of the tallest buildings in the world -and you can stay at a Park Hyatt Hotel with a lobby on the 79th floor.

Featuring a lobby that showcases Renaissance, Tuscan, and Oriental design facets, guests will immediately be whisked away into a bygone era.

But what if you could take a detour through a lobby that exhibits art, or down a lane that borders a green space?

He kissed her again, raced to the elevators, yelled at Persky over a pay phone in the Plaza lobby, and just made it home before midnight.

There's a lobby with nine hundred Windows.

Another poll by the climate Institute, a lobby group, found support for Mr Rudd in dealing with climate change had dropped by ten points from February last year, to 36% this month.