111.   The report calls for four rounds of primaries in which the smallest states go first and the largest go last.

112.   The report calls for holding school board votes with general elections, to involve more voters.

113.   The report calls into question the perception that the economy is poised for a strong second-half recovery.

114.   The reports call for a new spirit of gender-sensitive decision-making at MIT.

115.   The Xinhua report called for ships and aircraft to avoid the areas in the South China Sea and East China Sea where it will conduct the test.

116.   Then again, a Labor Department report recently called into question the notion that a wage surge is developing.

117.   To counter the problem, the report called on the government to follow the lead of the U.S. or EU.

118.   To raise student achievement, the report calls for better and ongoing training and coaching for teachers.

119.   To that end, the report calls on government to make divorce more difficult to achieve and tax codes more supportive of marriage.

120.   What does the report call for and encourage?