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| He entered the US | Foreign Service in 1965 as Foreign Service officer-ge |
| the band and also participated in the iTunes | Foreign Exchange. |
| The film was nominated for the Best | Foreign Language Film Oscar at the 2003 Academy Award |
| epublic upon the recommendation of the French | Foreign Minister. |
| A statement on the Chinese | Foreign Ministry's website called the award "an obsce |
| Mission Seminary, later renamed the Scarboro | Foreign Missionary Society, and the Newman Club were |
| The Nigerian | foreign ministry is a statutory body created to handl |
| retirement in 1970, he resided in the French | Foreign Legion retirement home in Puyloubier, where h |
| ritish companies collectively are the largest | foreign investors in California. |
| He entered the French | Foreign Ministry where he became a Secretary in 1983. |
| After the EEAS, the EU's | foreign service, was formally established in December |
| his studies at Oxford, he joined the Canadian | Foreign Service in 1991. |
| strong reaction from an official in the Sudan | Foreign Affairs Ministry, who is quoted as saying, “O |
| Ahndoril was longlisted for The Independent | Foreign Fiction Prize 2009. |
| Our volunteers fought in the French | Foreign Legion and covered themselves with glory. |
| ker left GSFI to join the staff of the Senate | Foreign Relations Committee in February 2009. |
| ed the legal affairs department of the German | Foreign Ministry of the Weimar Republic. |
| ceremony, presented annually by the Hollywood | Foreign Press Association. |
| In 2006, he also received the U.S. | Foreign Policy Association's Global Social Responsibi |
| According to Paramount, this was the largest | foreign opening of any of the Friday the 13th films. |
| imilar sentiments were expressed by the Irish | Foreign Affairs Minister in a press release late on F |
| founded in 1882 by the Fathers of the French | Foreign Mission. |
| U.S. State Department and served in the U.S. | Foreign Service in many postings overseas. |
| 9, later becoming an official of the American | Foreign Service Association. |
| ly a wide-ranging compilation of the nation's | foreign policy themes. |
| mar Khayyam, foaled in England, was the first | foreign bred horse to win the Derby. |
| Zablocki was the chairman of the House | Foreign Affairs Committee from 1977 until his death i |
| in the country, making them 21% of the total | foreign population and the second-largest foreign pop |
| ayed a pivotal role in Edward the Confessor's | foreign policy. |
| in 1856, Schoenhof's claims to be the oldest | foreign language book dealer in the United States and |
| They were the first | foreign correspondents in Badajoz after the battle an |
| In 1963, The Beatles played their first | foreign gig there. |
| ost Germans also learn English as their first | foreign language in school. |
| etimes only nominally, carrying out their own | foreign policy) under the Umayyads. |
| is only allowed to play no more than their 3 | foreign players in every match they play. |
| usic together soon after, forming their band, | Foreign Objects. |
| Very few of them had | foreign I.D.'s. |
| Many of them in | foreign countries bringing development to the village |
| wa received more support from the then Deputy | Foreign Minister, Tyronne Fernando, in the year 1978 |
| He then became | Foreign Minister of Austria until 1953. |
| ignatories to the treaty were then Australian | Foreign Affairs Minister Gareth Evans and then Indone |
| t known for his contribution to the theory of | foreign direct investment. |
| The Pure Theory of | Foreign Trade: The Pure Theory of Domestic Values. |
| In 2 years till May of 2011, there were | foreign players of more than 10 countries played the |
| can attack the body's tissues as if they were | foreign material. |
| ical pacifism in Slovak political thinking on | foreign policy. |
| Before this Act, | foreign coins, such as the Spanish dollar, were widel |
| Lewis Hancock concluded this last | foreign cruise at Newport 31 August. |
| to the World: American Protestant Thought and | Foreign Missions. |
| ese were built to guard against the threat of | foreign invasion. |
| Villiers, 4th Earl of Clarendon, three times | Foreign Secretary, was his grandfather. |
| Although it does not pass through any | foreign countries, the Bosna flows through a number o |
| Thus, all | foreign born Americans logically must have travelled |
| e, disaster relief, and maintaining ties with | foreign military. |
| rations of this type in this period targeted " | foreign" ethnicities (ethnicities with cross-border t |
| that Chitigov had been maintaining ties with | foreign intelligence services and was himself a CIA a |
| At the same time his | foreign policy became more adventurous. |
| This was the first time a | foreign entity fired upon American soil since the War |
| er Liam Cosgrave, during which time Ireland's | foreign debt increased and the economy steadily worse |
| Throughout his time as | foreign minister, it often fell to Shamba to defend A |
| This marked the first time a | foreign national has received this award, one of the |
| He spent some time in | foreign clubs in Austria, Poland and Russia. |
| the Carlist Civil War, during which time few | foreign people traveled in Spain. |
| at game 3-2, making them 5-0 all time against | foreign teams. |
| Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, and | Foreign Affairs. |
| These were published under the title "The | Foreign Missionary, His Field, and His Work". |
| n the United States cannot accept titles from | foreign royalty or from foreign states without Congre |
| o a post under the Viceroy of Zhili to manage | foreign affairs. |
| ved as Parliamentary Private Secretary to the | Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden from 1941 to 1945. |
| When the British Navy decided to purchase | foreign competitors' closed circuit equipment, export |
| the Prince of Wales in 1986 to return to the | Foreign and Commonwealth Office. |
| face around 1982 as a greeting to overflying | foreign surveillance satellites. |
| The device can be used to translate | foreign languages by photographing the text then send |
| yotirmayananda was a gem, ever able to assist | foreign students in their understanding of Yoga and V |
| nd his associates further sought to eliminate | foreign influence from Soviet art, proclaiming that " |
| ate the importance of energy security to U.S. | foreign policy. |
| They are often used to denote | foreign policy and domestic security measures as they |
| Badawi has been an adviser to the | Foreign Policy Centre and a Council Member of the Ove |
| ly, this grenade has been supplied to various | foreign countries, for example Iraq and other Arab na |
| ugh the turn of the century and was sold to a | foreign purchaser in 1902. |
| bassador to Tokyo was quickly summoned to the | Foreign Ministry to receive a diplomatic protest. |
| nd served commercial shipping until sold to a | foreign purchaser in 1878. |
| s, the consul-general reports directly to the | Foreign Office, instead of going through the British |
| Smith was attached to the | Foreign Office in 1946-1947. |
| 4 he was Parliamentary State Secretary to the | Foreign Minister. |
| Order of Australia for service to Australian | foreign relations. |
| After similar service to America's | foreign relations Nyack returned to San Francisco ear |
| Due to his | foreign travels Beazley had learned to speak four for |
| He was the principal Legal Adviser to the | Foreign and Commonwealth Office between 1999 and 2006 |
| Prior to becoming | foreign minister in 2008, she served as a senior advi |
| e had to apply to both all trade, and to only | foreign and interstate trade. |
| tic Service where he was speech writer to the | Foreign Secretary, George Brown. |
| ade secrets stolen with the intent to benefit | foreign governments, including China, Malaysia, and T |
| Belgium, however, decided to recruit | foreign workers from other countries more actively. |
| on management and raising export rate to make | foreign currency. |
| national co-operation was advised to evacuate | foreign nationals from the country. |
| Members to the | foreign service are selected every few years after an |
| ng their business abroad as well as to assist | foreign companies sourcing Flemish suppliers of quali |
| real-time intelligence data vital to national | foreign policy. |
| e general population did not have access to a | foreign mission without express consent of the author |
| setia-Venezuela relations refers to bilateral | foreign relations between the Republic of South Osset |
| were doing this was they were trying to find | foreign fighters. |
| , the administration being transferred to the | Foreign Office. |
| Jubouri's main objective is to remove | foreign troops from Iraq, often using insurgent tacti |
| nister in Paris from 1953, he returned to the | Foreign Office as Deputy Secretary in 1956. |
| His works have been translated to several | foreign languages including the English, French, Germ |
| From 1979, the leadership decided to allow | foreign artists to win the Goldene Europa reward. |
| ed for a second term as Chief of Staff to the | Foreign Minister. |
| en he and his brothers all decided to impress | foreign traders by taking British names. |
| C. from 1979 to 1983, when he returned to the | Foreign Office. |
| He was Private Secretary to the | Foreign Secretary from 1988 to 1991, serving under Ge |
| plomatic service in 1910, transferring to the | Foreign Office in 1913. |
| mmissioned 29 May 1946 and turned over to the | Foreign Liquidation Committee of the State Department |
| ol-wide retreats, a senior missions trip to a | foreign country, and a "spiritual emphasis" week. |
| He served as a consultant to several | foreign governments, including Turkey and Thailand. |
| The town was also home to the | Foreign Mission School. |
| It offers courses to learn | foreign languages including German, French, Japanese, |
| sters, however, released their results to the | foreign press during the week before the First Round |
| from 1938 to 1940, and became adviser to the | foreign minister in 1940. |
| fully campaigned against proposed cuts to the | Foreign Language Assistants scheme . |
| His career then followed Castlereagh's to the | Foreign Office. |
| In 2001 he was transferred to the | Foreign Office, where he continued as Jack Straw's PP |
| et Office with the Permanent Secretary to the | Foreign Office, Sir Richard Wharton. |
| caping from reform school, who tries to steal | foreign ambassador's watch but falls in love with the |
| In 1960 he returned to the | Foreign Office as Deputy Secretary. |
| In 1808 he assigned to the | Foreign Office. |
| ledged US$500,000 in emergency aid to China's | foreign ministry. |
| Prior to becoming | Foreign Minister, Yang served as representative to Ir |
| actly who this effort was intended to impress | -foreign air forces or Germany's public - but it seems |
| nted to the position of Chief of Staff to the | Foreign Minister, serving in that capacity under Fore |
| le to his value(whom was beginning to utilize | foreign knowledge). |
| in Kingston, which cater mainly to tourists, | foreign workers, diplomats and affluent locals. |
| came the first Turkish female Ambassador to a | foreign country. |
| two vector arms which are then joined to the | foreign DNA. |
| bt reduction in announcing to continue to pay | foreign debt with Central Bank foreign reserves which |
| The entire concept of diplomacy seems to be | foreign to them... |
| second career in politics, he rose to become | Foreign Minister of Japan in 1976-1977. |
| campus to permit California growers to import | foreign vines. |
| as it was an abbey that owed allegiance to a | foreign power. |
| In his second term he was appointed to the | Foreign Relations Committee and became chairman of th |
| In 1947 he became secretary to the | Foreign Division of the Agricultural Society (now the |
| ely paves the way for either country to allow | foreign airlines to enter the market. |
| Brown was reshuffled to become | Foreign Secretary in August 1966, a job he coveted. |
| leading figure in Sri Lanka's drive to boost | Foreign Direct Investment, and short term capital inf |
| A sequel to this, | Foreign Topography, was published in 1828. |
| beautiful one has come" refers to Nefertiti's | foreign origin as Tadukhipa. |
| dian Government, but it was the first to host | foreign vessels. |
| ally) only used in Japanese writing to denote | foreign words. |
| the Province of British Columbia to visiting | foreign leaders several times. |
| n 1985 Congress passed a new law to encourage | foreign exploration and investment in the mining indu |
| espite calls from the United Nations to cease | foreign interventions in Afghanistan, there was conti |
| as Special Adviser on European Affairs to the | Foreign and Commonwealth Office from 1985 to 1989. |
| orals and Legionnaires were assigned to other | Foreign Legion formations. |
| ected Watie and a few others to travel to the | Foreign Mission School in 1818. |
| aces of previous prime ministers to entertain | foreign dignitaries, or a tranquil place to relax fro |
| Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to the | Foreign Office. |
| e exchange also objected to Rivers-Bulkeley's | foreign roots, and the risky nature of her husband's |
| 2003 brought his first move to a | foreign club, Le Mans UC72 in France. |
| s following his failure to get elected to the | Foreign Affairs Select Committee. |
| government, and "porte" came to refer to the | Foreign Ministry. |
| e's Party after receiving the offer to become | foreign minister. |
| According to a | foreign government service, the detainee was responsi |
| Due to some | foreign invasion they moved to the East. |
| d governments to grant equal treatment to all | foreign nationals in using their ports, with some exc |
| Activists say many countries try to attract | foreign investment with consumption taxes on lower in |
| administrations worked laboriously to attract | foreign investment to improve Spain's railroad infras |
| nted a Parliamentary Private Secretary to the | Foreign and Commonwealth Office. |
| d took advantage of the opportunity to import | foreign animals again. |
| g this period that did not want to antagonize | foreign governments. |
| onomic policies, which were intended to limit | foreign imports to stimulate the domestic market. |
| Cowell and Powers worked together as | foreign correspondents, based in Nairobi, Kenya. |
| German dictator Adolf Hitler told British | Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax in 1937 that "one of h |
| hool provides two sections: mother tongue and | foreign tongue. |
| many foreigners [or more literally: Too much | foreign] does no one good) |
| Congress to have any effect on other top U.S. | foreign policy issues. |
| included on Rotten Tomatoes' list of top 100 | foreign films. |
| , The Divided Heart was named among the top 5 | foreign films at the 1955 National Board of Review Aw |
| National Board of Review, Top Ten | Foreign Film, for The Lower Depths, 1937 |
| The Top 50 | Foreign Albums (Top 50 Ξένων Aλμπουμ) chart was the o |
| yed him and sent him on an inspection tour of | foreign navies. |
| ther example is companies which run tours for | foreign tourists using staff speaking the travellers' |
| aign which was intended to distribute toys to | foreign children, was started during his term. |
| He later plied his trade in | foreign leagues, joining Finn Harps in Ireland and la |
| rse craft production and extensive trade with | foreign countries. |
| nfederate ports to prevent their trading with | foreign countries. |
| Additionally, the 41st FTS trains several | foreign military pilots each year in the T-6, through |
| L. C. Wharton: Transcription of | foreign tongues; in: Transactions of the Philological |
| hips Storage Facility to await transfer under | Foreign Military Sales. |
| in publishing literary works translated from | foreign languages. |
| of books, many of which were translated into | foreign languages. |
| Translating the | foreign name into Hebrew according to the meaning: Ab |
| the distributor for Malayalam translations of | foreign language works and children's literature. |
| No releases in DVD nor translations in | foreign languages are scheduled. |
| Barnes initially worked as a translator for | Foreign Languages Press, Beijing and then from 1961 a |
| ewing business experts, researching trends in | foreign exchange, following market developments. . . |
| Troops under | foreign command killed more than 50 Chinese protester |
| Turkey - | Foreign Ministry said, "We share the grief of the Ind |
| ps consisted of specially trained Turkish and | foreign slaves. |
| Vyara Ankova - TV journalist, | foreign correspondent of the Bulgarian National Telev |
| e five members in the cartel and two friendly | foreign subsidiaries. |
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