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This is doubtless due to their general aptitude at tackling complex tasks , which is in turn a direct outcome of their training in research . Small telescopes , equipped with technology that make them the equal of the largest telescopes only a decade ago , excel at tackling variable stars , occultations , redshift surveys , calibration work , and education . Tony Blair last week launched his " respect agenda " aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour , and chose to illustrate his campaign by hosing graffiti off a wall at the Toothill Village Centre.But only a few days later the wall was covered in graffiti once again , with some frank replies to Mr Blair 's anti-yob plan.What could Mr Blair be saying to Anne Snelgrove , Swindon South MP , as he attempts to clear graffiti off the wall ? " The government today set out a legislative package that promised more power for councils and hospitals and the creation of English regional parliaments , but long-awaited changes to mental health policy have been shelved after protests from professionals in the sector.The Queen 's speech set out at least nine bills affecting the country 's public services , including legislation on local government , planning , housing , sex offenders , hospital bedblocking and the NHS.The government 's flagship bills are aimed at tackling antisocial behaviour , with new legislation containing plans to cut benefits for both nuisance tenants and the parents of tearaway children . The World Health Organization plans to step up its campaign against poverty-related diseases while intensifying its programs aimed at tackling cardiovascular disease , obesity , and other ailments of richer nations , Director-General Gro Harlem Brundtland told the annual World Health Assembly ( WHA ) on May 13 .