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| Chang became | foreign academician-elect of USSR Academy of Sciences |
| The number of | foreign academicians is not limited. |
| to senior visiting professors, primarily for | foreign academics from the areas of humanities, scien |
| The resident students were | foreign academics, teachers, and students. |
| He was a member of many | foreign academies and learned societies, e.g. |
| peaking almost no English, but eradicated his | foreign accent as quickly as possible. |
| In the German version, Balki has no | foreign accent and speaks the same native-accented Ge |
| to refer to "the act of speaking Welsh with a | foreign accent". |
| of his life, he spoke English with a distinct | foreign accent. |
| r, in all probability, built more vessels for | foreign account than any other American since the Rev |
| The transaction was the second largest | foreign acquisition by an Indian company to date. |
| ompany in recent years has been known for its | foreign acquisitions in countries such as South Afric |
| He regularly represents his parents in many | foreign activities. |
| BAFTA Award for Best | Foreign Actor - Rod Steiger |
| BAFTA Award for Best | Foreign Actor - (Gregory Peck) |
| Genie Award for Best Performance by a | Foreign Actor - Bruce Dern - Nominated |
| Genie Award for Best Performance by a | Foreign Actor - Nominee - Jean Yanne |
| 1980: Nominated, "Best Performance by a | Foreign Actor" - Fish Hawk |
| Film from any source, and Glenn Ford for Best | Foreign Actor. |
| The Jussi Award was given to Olivier for Best | Foreign Actor. |
| The | foreign actors at Bollhuset did play for the public o |
| ize the distinction made between Canadian and | foreign actors. |
| oth Moreau and Bardot were nominated for Best | Foreign Actress at the 1967 BAFTA awards. |
| Won: Best | Foreign Actress (Isabelle Huppert) |
| Award; Best Film from any Source, Italy; Best | Foreign Actress, Giulietta Masina; 1956. |
| in received a Genie Award nomination for best | foreign actress. |
| Despite international concern over the coup, | foreign administrations had sufficient confidence to |
| a, and apparently Henry Fonda was amongst its | foreign admirers. |
| Cost (2010) for | foreign adults: 2,000 LKR |
| Generation 4 1990 Best | Foreign Adventure |
| After two seasons, Had's first | foreign adventure arrived, with a transfer to FC Loko |
| The mascot was likely ripped from a | foreign advertisement. |
| The memo was written by Blair's chief | foreign adviser at the time, David Manning, who parti |
| A | Foreign Affair is made up of two albums made for the |
| Screen Director's Playhouse: A | Foreign Affair opposite Rosalind Russell and John Lun |
| Foreign Affaires (1935) | |
| Foreign Affaires (1935), Mrs. Cope | |
| The Minister responsible for | Foreign Affaires, currently the Federal Public Servic |
| 1989 Aga Khan Award for the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs in Riyadh |
| In that regard the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs was given the required orders. |
| Lee's career began as a defence and | foreign affairs correspondent for the BBC. |
| served as vice-chair of Standing Committee on | Foreign Affairs and International Trade. |
| Green joined the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs in 1970, after graduating from the Un |
| The FSI is based at the National | Foreign Affairs Training Center in Arlington, Virgini |
| started working for the Norwegian Ministry of | Foreign Affairs in 1949. |
| The Minister of | Foreign Affairs is a major ministerial portfolio in t |
| He became a member of the | foreign affairs commission of the parliament. |
| ry to Sir Edward Grey, Secretary of State for | Foreign Affairs from 1910-1914 and was a Member of th |
| e resolution was composed by the Committee of | Foreign Affairs and Foreign Economic Relations which |
| He was Cabinet Minister of | Foreign Affairs of Sri Lanka from 1977 to 1989, Cabin |
| The position of Secretary of State for | Foreign Affairs was created in the British government |
| abour Market (2002-2006) and the Committee on | Foreign Affairs (2002-2004), and as a member of the C |
| Norwegian citizens living abroad, Ministry of | Foreign Affairs diplomats, foreign civil servants in |
| The editorial was written by | foreign affairs editor Einard Schou after a conversat |
| During that time he served on the | Foreign Affairs Committee (a position usually reserve |
| rsity, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in | Foreign Affairs in 1973, and received a Masters of Ar |
| He was Chair of the | Foreign Affairs Sub-Committee of the Joint Standing C |
| retary (Minister of State) in the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs from March to July 2004 before becomi |
| s and Investment of the Standing Committee on | Foreign Affairs and International Trade and a member |
| On 6 March, the Canadian | Foreign Affairs and International Trade Department sa |
| The Norwegian Ministry of | Foreign Affairs is organised with 104 foreign mission |
| , Al-Eryani continued to serve as Minister of | Foreign Affairs for the united Republic of Yemen unti |
| He worked at the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs of Somalia before the collapse of the |
| On 19 February, the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs said that it had identified 50 of its |
| The Minister of | Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Ireland, David And |
| a staff consultant of the United States House | Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific. |
| He returned to the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs as sub-director, and was promoted to |
| Han Sung-Joo (Korean minister of | foreign affairs (1993-94) and South Korean ambassador |
| he Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for | Foreign Affairs from 25 July 1817 to 22 January 1822. |
| 000-2002 he was an adviser in the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs and Deputy Director of Protocol. |
| In | foreign affairs Afghanistan's traditional policy of n |
| 1934, and joined the People's Commissariat of | Foreign Affairs in 1936. |
| Between 1975 and 1976 he was the first | Foreign Affairs Minister of the new King Juan Carlos |
| ic), politician, social activist, Minister of | Foreign Affairs of Poland. |
| licy and Planning Division in the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs during 1993-1994. |
| She has been adviser for | Foreign Affairs Committee of the Saeima and for the P |
| In 1995, the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs of East Germany was demolished in ord |
| er's degree, he started his media career as a | foreign affairs reporter in NRK Radio in 1979. |
| Foreign Affairs | |
| Committee on | Foreign Affairs |
| Ministry of | Foreign Affairs |
| Foreign Affairs rejected the article. | |
| Minister of | Foreign Affairs - TBD |
| Main article: Minister for | Foreign Affairs (Germany) |
| Subcommittee on National Security and | Foreign Affairs |
| The Netherlands: Ministry of | Foreign Affairs |
| Georges Bidault - Minister of | Foreign Affairs |
| Minister of | Foreign Affairs - Warren Cooper |
| Gareth Evans - Australian | Foreign Affairs Minister |
| Julius Curtius (DVP) - Minister of | Foreign Affairs |
| Ion Pelivan, Director General for | Foreign Affairs |
| Minister of | Foreign Affairs Mikhail Tereschenko |
| Member of the | Foreign Affairs Committee |
| Alexandre Ribot - Minister of | Foreign Affairs |
| Dermot Ahern - Minister for | Foreign Affairs |
| former Canadian | Foreign Affairs Minister Lloyd Axworthy |
| Minister of | Foreign Affairs (December 1987) |
| Minister of | Foreign Affairs Nikolaos Politis |
| The minister of | foreign affairs visits Turkey. |
| Minister of | Foreign Affairs - Michael Joseph Savage |
| Foreign affairs 58, 5:1084-1103 (summer 1980). | |
| Marty Natalegawa - Indonesian Minister of | Foreign Affairs |
| Gabriel Hanotaux - Minister of | Foreign Affairs |
| The Ministry of | Foreign Affairs is the government ministry which over |
| 6. Khondaker Mostaq Ahmad (Minister of | Foreign Affairs and Law) |
| Shams-us-Safa Aminzai, former Taliban | foreign affairs press officer. |
| Minister of | Foreign Affairs ad interim: Agus Salim |
| Member of the Committee on | Foreign Affairs since 2009. |
| Minister of | Foreign Affairs of Poland in 1921. |
| Feith has been active in | foreign affairs since 1970. |
| since 1999: Official at the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs |
| General History of the | Foreign Affairs of Argentina (Spanish) |
| In March 1923, Chao became | Foreign Affairs Minister. |
| He was appointed Minister of | Foreign Affairs in March 1961. |
| He was Minister of | Foreign Affairs from 1986 to 1987. |
| ato-Farnesina Fellowship, Italian Ministry of | Foreign Affairs |
| Today the building mainly houses | Foreign Affairs employees. |
| ek Rehor as Pantucek - Officer of Ministry of | Foreign Affairs |
| She was Minister for | Foreign Affairs between 1991 and 1994. |
| He chaired the House Committee on | Foreign Affairs in 1938. |
| Diplomatic Record Office of the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs (Japan). |
| Under-secretary of State for | Foreign Affairs 1949 to 1950 |
| 14 years, Fountain was chairman of the House | Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Near Eastern Affairs. |
| He was State Secretary and later Minister of | Foreign Affairs (1973-1977 and 1993-1994). |
| October 1920 he was appointed Commissioner of | Foreign Affairs for Zhili. |
| The Israeli Ministry of | Foreign Affairs attributed attacks to Hamas, Palestin |
| He previously served as the Minister of | Foreign Affairs for the NTC. |
| fessor and fellow of the Canadian Defence and | Foreign Affairs Institute. |
| here's a book published by Sols' Ministry of | Foreign Affairs that omits it. |
| He served as chairman of the Committee on | Foreign Affairs in the Thirty-fourth Congress. |
| In 2008, the Japanese Ministry of | Foreign Affairs appointed Doraemon as the first anime |
| overseas post of the New Zealand Ministry of | Foreign Affairs and Trade. |
| French | Foreign Affairs Ministry Official M. Jarousse de Sill |
| lac, undersecretary of the French Ministry of | Foreign Affairs |
| a´s Balkan Policy), in: Aussenpolitik (German | Foreign Affairs Review), 1/1998, pp. |
| Barrie Dunsmore is a journalist who covered | foreign affairs for ABC News for 30 years. |
| 'After lunch, the Chairman of the | Foreign Affairs Committee spoke with great intemperan |
| 10, Aquino reappointed incumbent Secretary of | Foreign Affairs Alberto Romulo. |
| nesset committees, including the Security and | Foreign Affairs committee. |
| Both on | foreign affairs and on questions of domestic policy h |
| Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, The Japan Year | |
| of the Provisional Government and Minister of | Foreign Affairs |
| e Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for | Foreign Affairs in 2004. |
| a career diplomat, who joined the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs in 1969. |
| tment of Palmerston as Secretary of State for | Foreign Affairs |
| Visiting professor at the Greek Ministry of | Foreign Affairs Institute of Diplomacy (Athens, 1983- |
| His | Foreign Affairs Minister was Maxim Vinaver, another f |
| He was previously the Minister of | Foreign Affairs in the government of his predecessor, |
| The Ministry for | Foreign Affairs of the German Democratic Republic, 19 |
| The Ministry for | Foreign Affairs of the German Democratic Republic, 19 |
| Website of the Polish Ministry of | Foreign Affairs - the Poles on the Front Lines |
| Under secretary of state for | foreign affairs (October 10, 1795 - February 20, 1806 |
| 2003, he served as Chancellor of Institute of | Foreign Affairs and National Security (IFANS). |
| In 2004, he was the Vice Minister for | Foreign Affairs and Trade. |
| In 2000 she gained a masters in | foreign affairs from the UNNE. |
| sti Lintonen entered the Finnish Ministry for | Foreign Affairs in 1971. |
| an Perera - former Legal Advisor, Ministry of | Foreign Affairs |
| In | foreign affairs Afghanistan maintains its position of |
| for Minister of State of the Royal House and | Foreign Affairs and President of the Minister's Counc |
| ay 1879, relinquishing control of Afghanistan | foreign affairs to the British Empire. |
| 4, 1988, 1992 and 1996, and again chaired the | Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee between 1988 an |
| International Organization at the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Republic of Korea. |
| n's Inconvenient Truth September/October 2009 | Foreign Affairs referring to the United Nations Clima |
| in cooperation with the Federal Department of | Foreign Affairs (FDFA). |
| He served as Minister of | Foreign Affairs of Sri Lanka from 1994 to 2001 and ag |
| 994, Stefani is currently the chairman of the | Foreign Affairs Committee of the Italian Chamber of D |
| The former minister for | foreign affairs Anna Lindh held her last speech on th |
| student, she began working in the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs as a secretary in order to cover the |
| Health and Social Welfare (1966-1970) and on | Foreign Affairs & Northern Ireland (1970-1973). |
| served as Chairman of the United States House | Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on International Organiz |
| she served as spokeswoman for the Ministry of | Foreign Affairs of Turkey, which post she occupied un |
| m expired to serve once again as Secretary of | Foreign Affairs for President Aquino. |
| al-Rifai and Director Generel of the Israeli | Foreign Affairs Ministry, Yossi Beilin. |
| August 1848, he was made under-secretary for | foreign affairs in the imperial ministry which Archdu |
| eturning to Wellington as Deputy Secretary of | Foreign Affairs in 1973. |
| y was appointed Vice chairman and Chairman of | Foreign affairs committee until his retirement. |
| rmal reception for the Mozambican Minister of | Foreign Affairs in order to attend a fashion show; |
| In the 1984 novel | Foreign Affairs by Alison Lurie, Vinnie Miner, the pr |
| From 1951 to 1965, he served as a | foreign affairs officer, specializing in issues invol |
| as appointed Principal Secretary of State for | Foreign Affairs from 1862 to 1863, and Minister of th |
| olov, Stranski held the office of Minister of | Foreign Affairs and Religious Denominations (1887-189 |
| Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon had earlier | |
| a, then Deputy Secretary of the Department of | Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). |
| He served as Minister of | Foreign Affairs of Romania from 1961 to 1972 and as P |
| started working for the Norwegian Ministry of | Foreign Affairs in 1976, and worked for the Norwegian |
| r at Constantinople in 1856, and minister for | foreign affairs in the Rattazzi cabinet two years lat |
| The Israeli Ministry of | Foreign Affairs has regarded that the Palestinian lea |
| n of ex-Member of Parliament, ex- Minister of | Foreign Affairs and Minister of Defense H.E Salim Lah |
| The Privy Council Committee for | Foreign Affairs served as the Ministry; other signifi |
| ost Scots only supported powers over defence, | foreign affairs and monetary policy remaining with th |
| 1878 - 1881, he would also become minister of | Foreign Affairs in 1880 and the governor of Bahia in |
| and held a seat in the Standing Committee on | Foreign Affairs and Defence. |
| serve as Minister of Industry and Minister of | Foreign Affairs before resigning from the cabinet ami |
| trang, Permanent Under-Secretary of State for | Foreign Affairs from 1949 to 1953. |
| Clark's new government, he became Minister of | Foreign Affairs and Trade and Minister of Justice. |
| General Ranjan Wijeratne - Former Minister of | Foreign Affairs & Minister of State for Defence. |
| n Criminal Justice, Public Safety and Youth & | Foreign Affairs |
| ard N. Gardner "The Hard Road to World Order" | Foreign Affairs 1974 |
| From 1946 to 1949 he worked as the | foreign affairs editor of newspaper Verdens Gang. |
| He vwas Minister of Justice and Minister of | Foreign Affairs in 1893. |
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