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| It is formed by the | external abdominal oblique aponeurosis and is continuo |
| ng more water, and of using it more freely in | external ablutions than we were accustomed to; and, I |
| It is provided with a jack for an | external AC power adapter, supplying 5.0 to 6.5 volts |
| ment) in the county and provides internal and | external access to the system. |
| ifferent from a feedwater heater, which is an | external accessory. |
| The text provides one of the earliest | external accounts of Islam, presenting a significantly |
| The | external accumulator was added about 1920. |
| , the eyelids, the frontotemporal region, the | external acoustic meatus and the tympanic cavity, poss |
| pierces the cartilaginous or bony wall of the | external acoustic meatus, and supplies its cuticular l |
| of the auricula or pinna, and the back of the | external acoustic meatus; their efferents pass to the |
| y considered as the future HQ of the European | External Action Service, established in 2010, but was |
| ch drew up the proposals for the new European | External Action Service (EEAS). |
| ecific, unpredictable, unusual and unintended | external action which occurs in a particular time and |
| response to the establishment of the European | External Action Service (EEAS). |
| ed as Chief Operating Officer of the European | External Action Service (EEAS). |
| ropean Union's diplomatic corps, the European | External Action Service, since 2010. |
| When writing | external ActionScript 2.0 class files the above exampl |
| cular scenario of a use case, the events that | external actors generate, their order, and possible in |
| tion of the CPA, (it) is trying to make these | external actors to understand that it is not them that |
| External actors | |
| elites", and "intervention of other states or | external actors". |
| batteries or it can be powered by a 3 volt DC | external adapter via a socket on the side of the calcu |
| hemical change of the rock or mineral with no | external addition of materials. |
| Later it was restored and the | external additions removed. |
| In PCs, the CPU's | external address and data buses connect the CPU to the |
| External adopters of the euro | |
| "was 90 feet long, and 60 broad, without any | external adornment. |
| cases, legitimate web pages can be edited by | external advertisers via XSS and redirected to promoti |
| appointed by the Church of England following | external advertising. |
| ttees, including Prime Minister Paul Martin's | External Advisory Committee on Cities and Communities, |
| Colleges, and Universities works with several | external advisory bodies to assist the governance of t |
| double-blind peer-reviewed by members of the | External Advisory Group, made up of senior academics f |
| ommittee and benefits from the guidance of an | external Advisory Board. |
| s of The Big Apple Circus and Chairman of the | External Advisory Board of the Undergraduate Honors Pr |
| ts on Russian/Eurasian affairs and chaired an | external advisory panel on U.S. government-sponsored r |
| development of the course and has joined the | External Advisory Board for the school's activity at t |
| argely intergovernmental pillars dealing with | External Affairs and Justice and Home Affairs. |
| The Ministry of | External Affairs and Defence was a ministry of the Gov |
| the independence of Ceylon as the Ministry of | External Affairs and Defence, coming under the direct |
| became the Minister for Education, Europe and | External Affairs in the McLeish Government of 2000 to |
| vatt & Mctiernan JJ) took a broad view of the | external affairs power, and accepted that the Commonwe |
| ions contained therein were brought under the | external affairs power by virtue of their inclusion in |
| s and Forestry, Transport and Communications, | External Affairs and National Defence and Indian Affai |
| nda Fabiani the Scottish Minister for Europe, | External Affairs and Culture stated that "it is unacce |
| The | External Affairs volunteers work with their volunteers |
| ntary Secretary to the Secretary of State for | External Affairs in 1963 and 1964, then Parliamentary |
| Primarily through its Government and | External Affairs office in Washington, D.C., the organ |
| University as associate athletic director for | external affairs and was subsequently named as athleti |
| airs, in a communication with the Ministry of | External Affairs here, said: “The present terrorist ac |
| h, the newly appointed Secretary of State for | External Affairs despite not being an MP could attempt |
| for four months at the request of Australian | external affairs minister Dr H.V. Evatt, before return |
| Previously, Brown was Vice President of | External Affairs at the New York Independent System Op |
| gh, a former Finance Minister of India and an | External Affairs Minister, on Pakistan's founder Quaid |
| scope of the trade and commerce power and the | external affairs power, in sections 51(i) and 51(xxix) |
| ine and Public Health, and Vice President for | External Affairs and Public Policy, University of Texa |
| er Kaur is married to K. Natwar Singh, Former | External Affairs Minister of India. |
| He then served as India's | External Affairs Minister from October 1986 until July |
| from 1975 to 1977, the Minister of State for | External Affairs in the Government of India from July |
| ersees an Internal Affairs Coordinator and an | External Affairs Coordinator, who serves as a CASA coo |
| He later worked as Head of | External Affairs at Kingston University, Director of t |
| 6, the vessel was loaned to the Department of | External Affairs and used for fishery surveys by the P |
| he Department of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of | External Affairs and Defence. |
| Shagari gave Audu the position of Minister of | External Affairs in 1979. |
| mily and continues to work at the Ministry of | External Affairs (India), as a Director of the Legal a |
| Prior to that the post of Minister of | External Affairs and Defence was held by the Prime Min |
| ent, lifelong learning, grant development and | external affairs at Bristol Community College. |
| Then Minister of State for | External Affairs of India, Omar Abdullah, blamed Pakis |
| land in 1959 and worked for the Department of | External Affairs as a junior diplomat, with postings a |
| serve as Chief of Protocol of the Ministry of | External Affairs until he was seconded to the newly es |
| the the Chief of Protocol of the Ministry of | External Affairs and Defence of Ceylon. |
| band Network, as its Government Relations and | External Affairs Executive. |
| positions held include Secretary of State for | External Affairs (1968-1974), President of the Privy C |
| She joined Canada's Department of | External Affairs in 1990 and served in the Central and |
| ester B. Pearson who was national minister of | External Affairs at that time, assisted by Miss Grey C |
| John Diefenbaker, and Secretary of State for | External Affairs in 1959 following the death of Sidney |
| hearing representations from the Minister of | External Affairs of Botswana, the Council condemned at |
| Kathryn is the New Mexico Director of | External Affairs for the University of Phoenix; Byron |
| During his term as | External Affairs minister, Clark championed Canada's u |
| He began with the Department of | External Affairs in 1957 after completing his Rhodes S |
| City Council, Van Bramer served as the Chief | External Affairs Officer of the Queens Public Library. |
| New Zealand Department of | External Affairs Archives: Report on Arthur Nelson Fie |
| descendants gave in 1939 to the Department of | External Affairs (now the Department of Foreign Affair |
| oreign Service Officer with the Department of | External Affairs working in Ottawa and Kuala Lumpur. |
| ing as a legislator, he serves as the Dean of | External Affairs for Ivy Tech Community College of Ind |
| rporate Responsibility Director, became their | External Affairs and Sustainability Director is now a |
| became a Director General in the Ministry of | External Affairs and Defence and was responsible for o |
| On the first ballot, former | External Affairs minister Lester Pearson defeated form |
| ities would be controlled by the Minister for | External Affairs through the Political Warfare Divisio |
| as the Senior Associate Athletic Director for | External Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University f |
| Culture was combined with | External Affairs and Europe, to form a junior minister |
| rred to the Cabinet Secretary for Culture and | External Affairs |
| US Secretary of State Colin Powell spoke to | External Affairs Minister Yashwant Sinha and condemned |
| ed the major role in the building of Canada's | External Affairs department. |
| ttingham University in 1971, where he was the | External Affairs Chairman of the Students' Union. |
| was Assistant Secretary of the Department of | External Affairs from 1939-1946, before becoming the S |
| appointed Legal Advisor of the Department of | External Affairs and rose to become a Deputy Undersecr |
| was as Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of | External Affairs and Defence, from 1953 to 1960. |
| st step into diplomacy by adding Minister for | External Affairs and Minister for Island Territories t |
| and served as the Union Minister of State for | External Affairs in the Indira Gandhi Government. |
| E. Ahmed, Hon'ble Minister of state for | External Affairs and Sudhakaran, former Forest Ministe |
| s also served as Executive Vice President for | External Affairs at CareGroup Healthcare System and pr |
| Professor Pieris was appointed as Minister of | External Affairs during government's second term start |
| o (M.A.), Macpherson joined the Department of | External Affairs of the Government of Canada. |
| The Law School | External Affairs Office also publishes the Ave Maria S |
| Internal and | External Affairs |
| Gavin Megaw - Director of | External Affairs |
| Permanent Secretary to | External Affairs and Defence |
| Additional Secretary to | External Affairs and Defence |
| The | external affairs power ISBN 0-909536-47-3 / ISBN 09095 |
| He added | external affairs to his responsibilities in 1986. |
| Ministry of | External Affairs (deals with outside correspondences) |
| He joined the Department of | External Affairs in 1941. |
| power in 1949, Spender was made Minister for | External Affairs (19 December 1949 - 26 April 1951) an |
| He became Minister for | External Affairs in December 1914 until the Labor Part |
| He was Deputy Under Secretary for | External Affairs from August 1964 until July 1966. |
| He re-joined | External Affairs in 1948 and was posted to London. |
| In 1944, he joined the Department of | External Affairs and worked in Washington, D.C. |
| The current Cabinet Secretary for Culture and | External Affairs is Fiona Hyslop MSP. |
| After 2001 the Europe and | External Affairs Brief was abolished as a ministerial |
| e wrote to the Federal Government Minister of | External Affairs in Salisbury. |
| He appointed Swaran Singh to succeed him as | External Affairs Minister. |
| Minister of | External Affairs Louis Michel speaks of "a country in |
| ttorney General of Australia and Minister for | External Affairs (d.1931). |
| In 2009 she was appointed Director of | External Affairs for Anglo American plc. |
| dismissed arguments attempting to exclude the | external affairs power from encompassing certain domes |
| Indian | External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee said, "The |
| The Europe and | External Affairs brief was instituted in 2000 and comb |
| In 1958, he joined the Department of | External Affairs and served in Geneva, New Delhi, Wash |
| ed to Papua New Guinea with the Department of | External Affairs to teach women agricultural methods. |
| s created in 1978 when the former Ministry of | External Affairs and Defence was separated into two mi |
| dox Hebrew Congregation and chairman of their | external affairs committee. |
| Previously she was the Vice President for | External Affairs and Corporation Secretary for the Uni |
| REE” Award from Honb'le Minister of State for | External Affairs |
| He took office as | External Affairs Minister, one year after the 30-year- |
| were to have full control over the khanate's | external affairs and would station troops in Shusha. |
| The deal was to be inked by Indian | External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee and U.S. Se |
| Communications Officer (and acting manager of | external affairs) for the Middle East and North Africa |
| Daniels) is nominally the British Counsellor | External Affairs, but is a Secret Intelligence Service |
| to another in any aspect of their domestic or | external affairs, though united by common allegiance t |
| ective regions of all powers such as defense, | external affairs, communications, customs and such oth |
| , Information & Broadcasting, Civil Supplies, | External Affairs, Parliamentary Affairs and Water Reso |
| f the U.S. in 2008; Senior Vice President for | External Affairs, The Metropolitan Museum of Art. |
| tary-General and former Minister of State for | External Affairs, Govt of India, Shashi Tharoor (1956- |
| As minister for | External Affairs, he has toured extensively in the wor |
| In his position as Minister of | External Affairs, Akinyemi headed numerous Nigerian de |
| puty Prime Minister, he held the portfolio of | External Affairs, and added Defence in June 1965. |
| KISTANI FORCES IN DACCA Hosted by Ministry of | External Affairs, India Virtual Bangladesh |
| 1949, he became Under Secretary of State for | External Affairs, then Ambassador to the North Atlanti |
| a, seven Doscos have served the Secretary for | External Affairs, effectively the top diplomat for the |
| -1980, the other being Secretary of State for | External Affairs, the Hon. |
| utive Assistant to the Secretary of State for | External Affairs, Mitchell Sharp. |
| In 1938 he joined Canada's Department of | External Affairs, but was recruited for the Prime Mini |
| diplomat who was the former Director-General | External Affairs, Ceylon's Ambassador to West Germany |
| s and has handled various portfolios, namely, | External Affairs, Tourism, Civil Aviation, Textiles an |
| Khurshid, Former Union Minister of State for | External Affairs, who has distinguished himself for hi |
| diplomat, who was the former Director-General | External Affairs, former Ceylon's Ambassador to West G |
| n joined the World Bank as Vice-President for | External Affairs, which included responsibility for re |
| l shifts within the cabinet, taking charge of | external affairs, appointing new first and second depu |
| wife of Doctor H.V. Evatt, then Minister for | External Affairs, and was commissioned into the RAN on |
| New Delhi : Ministry of | External Affairs, Govt. of India, c1976. |
| He held the position of minister of | external affairs. |
| In 1953, Plimsoll returned to Department of | External Affairs. |
| In 1929 he started with the Department of | External Affairs. |
| In 1957 he joined the Department of | External Affairs. |
| In 1944, he joined the Department of | External Affairs. |
| ointed Assistant Under-Secretary of State for | External Affairs. |
| of the economic division of the Department of | External Affairs. |
| t of Internal Affairs and a Vice President of | External Affairs. |
| nce, and was made responsible for defence and | external affairs. |
| In 1965, he became head of the Department of | External Affairs. |
| Peiris current Sri Lankan Cabinet Minister of | External Affairs. |
| 1941, he became Under Secretary of State for | External Affairs. |
| From 1977 to 1981 he was an undersecretary at | External Affairs. |
| 8 he was Fine Gael's front-bench spokesman on | External Affairs. |
| minister was also the Minister of Defence and | External Affairs. |
| ecial Assistant to the Secretary of State for | External Affairs. |
| mics living in ivory towers, unconcerned with | external affairs. |
| airs and Commonwealth Relations, later called | External Affairs. |
| ior minister post of Minister for Culture and | External Affairs. |
| Secretary of State for | External Affairs: Mackenzie King |
| ding to the statistics of India's Ministry of | External Affairs; other estimates of their population |
| s an assistant athletic director for football | external affiars. |
| nternally by Fujitsu, and also by some of its | external affiliates. |
| rk with pupils, parents, subject teachers and | external agencies to ensure that the appropriate suppo |
| ican University, represents the university to | external agencies and constituencies, and engages in A |
| and approximately 360 government, library and | external agencies staff. |
| in will guarantee the Holy Places against all | external aggression and will recognise their inviolabi |
| me Guards and Civil Defence creditably during | External aggression in 1962. |
| expected to "respect and preserve as against | external aggression" the territorial integrity of othe |
| ses removed from power" and to defend against | external aggression. |
| slem lands, including Arab lands, against any | external aggression.". |
| ntina shifted form defending the country from | external aggressions to defending it from its internal |
| ighting in Iraq - that just as Nasser was the | external agitator in Algeria, so Ahmadinejad is the ex |
| s ensuring secure connections to a variety of | external agricultural markets throughout the region. |
| ing air into the body without the help of any | external aid in the form of a catheter or tube. |
| firmly to the traditional policy of accepting | external aid but refusing entangling alliances. |
| e to preserve complete autonomy regardless of | external aid and to maintain friendly relations with o |
| by the Mukti Bahini, and with the absence of | external aid, eventual surrender. |
| t of its policy of decreasing its reliance on | external aid. |
| he abandoned them and learned to live without | external aids. |
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