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The visitor who talked to the Guardian turned up mid-afternoon and waited 45 minutes before giving up on an attempt to see it.

In his interview with the Guardian, Karroubi condemned Ashtiani's sentence and said he was opposed to stoning in principle.

In a statement on his website, Mousavi said he had formally asked the Guardian Council, a legislative body, to cancel the election result.

And so, he wrote an op-ed piece in The Guardian about Katie's song, in which he said, well, we know exactly how old, how far from the edge.

It will also be a place where the Guardian highlights some of the best projects from its partners.

The Guardian said the files named 31 reporters working for The News of the World and The Sun in connection with the operation.

But, she did point to a 2009 story in the Guardian newspaper about an out-of-court settlement with an alleged phone-hack victim.

"The top 20cm of soil is all that stands between us and extinction, " he told the Guardian.

Seventh of the parents or other guardians shall not be allowed under the age of 16 children or by the guardian as a child.

Sarah Brown wowed onlookers with her "red slingback wedge sandals" , hailed by the Guardian as the campaign's best footwear so far.

If the person per se has no capacity for civil conduct, it shall be subject to the consent and signing of the guardian of the person.

He said, however, that the Guardian Council could recount the affected ballots if the candidates ask for it.

Kevin Rushby, reviewing the book for the Guardian, called it "a witty parable of India's changing society" .

Then the guardian of the garden found Chuang Tzu with sling in hand and mistook him as a thief who intended to sneak chestnut.

Speaking by phone to the Guardian, he said he was intending to stay out of the country until "things calmed down" .

The Guardian, I note, did not favour me with an obituary.

When the Guardian launched its Comment is free threads, it was one of the most exciting developments in journalism I had ever witnessed.

Give the book a chance, find the truth out for yourself, and don't be put off by the Guardian's Jay Raynor's somewhat cynical review.

Matt Wells, the Guardian's head of audio, agreed that the commercial radio sector appeared to be in terminal decline.

The guardian said that, does not deserve, the study must grasp, again said, the weather is hot, easy to be injured.

UK newspaper The Guardian reports that UN scientists are trying to determine whether La Gloria, Mexico, is the virus's source.

He told The Guardian: "The [attorney general's] note fails to clarify the extent to which force might be used to protect civilians. "

This time, the driver anxiously has not been leaving, but accompanies side the child, arrives until the guardian.

One veteran journalist, the Guardian's assistant editor Michael White, said the paper had a "Jekyll and Hyde" nature.

"I'm not earning anything out of it . . . all [the money] is going to the Guardian, " he said.

"Everyone knows English football is physical, so I'd been working hard ahead of that game with Blackburn, " he said in the Guardian.

British newspaper The Guardian said the show " outdid all of its predecessors in numbers, colour, noise and expense. "

"I'm convinced he would have had a much easier time at Manchester United or Arsenal, " he told the Guardian.

"I drew inspiration from him in drawing this character, " West Wing writer and producer Eli Attie told the Guardian.

But a source close to the president stressed to the Guardian that "early elections are not a foregone conclusion. "

Liechtenstein's officials have decided to put the tiny country up for rent for $70, 000 a night, the Guardian reported.

Returning to an era where women had endless babies and breastfed for two years or more at a time was not an option, Beral told the Guardian.

But the firm said the Guardian's reporting on the issue had been "highly misleading" .

According to The Guardian, 'McLaren insiders expect Fernando Alonso to leave the team at the end of this season.

The gossip who did this thing was a gorgon named Madame Victurnien, the guardian and door-keeper of every one's virtue.

But individuals vary too much for such a test to be effective, the researchers told the Guardian.

Paul Dixon, the British software developer who runs Pastebin, told the Guardian that he had already taken measures to block the information.

The Guardian decided to print its story anyway and a judge refused to stop it.

On December 8th a draft agreement which had been discussed some weeks ago was leaked to the Guardian.

Choice of words very often implies a subjective judgement, as the Guardian's own style guide, on the word terrorists, points out.

In 2002, Mann told the Guardian he took the part to defend the army, though he admitted Bloody Sunday was a "cock up" .

The guardian angels , they could be up to the Second Level . Angels are less than human beings - less prestige. They are to serve us .

Reached by the Guardian, Pullman quipped that he was "very glad to be back in the top 10 banned books" .

"We all agree [preventing deforestation] is possible, " Leonardo Swirski, head of Bertin's leather division, told the Guardian last night.

The Guardian has learned that Africa's intervention was not a spur of the moment decision by negotiators.

Several writers for the Guardian have made what I believe is an unjustifiable leap.

This declaration should be completed by the applicant's parent or in the case of an orphan , by the guardian .

A few weeks ago, it appeared for the first time on the front page of The Guardian, the 188-year-old British daily.

Behind the soldier is the Guardian's first staff photographer, Walter Doughty, working under fire with a heavy glass-plate camera.

To see the heights of great political leaders both past and present, click here for the Guardian's compilation.

The campaign, first highlighted by the Guardian last week, has failed to stop the Iranian authorities from pressing ahead.

In an exclusive interview with the Guardian he named at least five.

"After the Guardian article, this place has been a madhouse, " remarks William Remmers, General Department Head of the store.

Omar Khan was one of 11 villagers the Guardian interviewed about the airstrike.

British journalist Robert Tait who covers Iran from Turkey for the British newspaper The Guardian, describes the allegations.

The difficulty which the use network language causes the guardian with not to access the net between the human who exchanges changes.

"2007 was very difficult but I learnt a lot personally, " he says in an interview to be published by the Guardian tomorrow.

Speaking to The Guardian, he said, "Maybe it's just me but in this market, the top level, I don't think money is the most important thing. "

Senior Tories told the Guardian that Cameron would set out his thinking in the coming weeks.

The Guardian If Tomas Rosicky starts a campaign to institute a Premiership winter break, do not be surprised.

The guardian found a quarterly quart of quartz in the safeguard .

The Guardian's phones rang all day as readers sought more information about the idyllic holiday spot.

The prime minister should send the Guardian flowers: if Mr Coulson were still in office, his whole government would be in crisis.

Home Office minister David Hanson this morning told the Commons that the Guardian's allegations are to be investigated by the police.

Others, like the Guardian's Howard Marks, slurp it down with a glass of rice wine.

The priority, he told the Guardian, was to break the link between carbon emissions and economic output.

The guardian of a foreign student at CUEB could be an individual adult, or an organization. The guardian may be inside or outside of China.

The Guardian has already printed it 61 times this year, according to Butterworth, though not on the front page and nearly always in a quote.

The Guardian did not contact the author of the original piece.

The guardian to child's choice gross interference, they only is in no way in the one side for the child when gives advice.

As I lay in the hospital bed recovering, I thanked God for all his mercy and for the guardian angel that watehce over me.

It still sees itself as the guardian of national unity and a bulwark against ethnic separatism and foreign meddlers.

"Much of our economy in Europe relies on the fact we have natural resources underpinning everything, " McGlade told the Guardian.

China's intentions to set new and ambitious targets for renewable energy, revealed in the Guardian yesterday might come as a surprise.

So the Guardian teamed up with the Manchester International Festival to mount a search for the best of them.

The guardian of devildom takes down the detailed features of each human beings that comes up from the earth on his blacklist.

Ramesh spelled out some of those commitments in an interview with the Guardian last week.

The Guardian today documented the significant role which poverty and opportunity deprivation played in the British riots.

Those understood to have agreed deals with DreamWorks include Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian, and Ian Katz, deputy editor.

In an attempt to rescue the 20% target, ministers have ordered a policy review, which the Guardian obtained this week.

The European Commission proposed a total ban on EU fishermen removing shark fins and discarding the body at sea, The Guardian reported.

Uses your name registration any account not to have to share with any minor, including you is the guardian or the guardian.

Writing in the Guardian, Timothy Garton Ash sees a Third World shabbiness when he visits the United States.

One of the Guardian robots did survive the Decepticon terror, and became one of the Autobots' staunchest defenders.

The Guardian has learned that some of those held have not been released, including a university student.

In short, Google wants to be the guardian of your private information.

'We want to safeguard the character of the town instead of seeing it turn into a place with no ties, ' Mr. Buratti told the Guardian.

But back channel negotiations, revealed by the Guardian last month, showed the two nations are searching for a deal.

The Guardian Council is the body in charge of supervising the elections and has to approve the outcome before any result could be official.

A ScrumMaster as the name suggests is the guardian of the scrum process.

He added that the Guardian Council was not the relevant body to look into such complaints.

Chapter II discusses the civil liability the guardian shall bear in the case of the minor causing damages to others.

In their statement, the Guardian's international partners lined up to slam the 40-year-old former computer hacker.

"We are flying aircraft on an average flight time of one hour around Europe, " Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary told the Guardian.

On weighty topics, The Guardian or The New York Times are just as solid as Le Monde, but they are also way more fun to read.

Providence entrusted the United States to be the guardian of liberty.

About Martin Jacques Martin Jacques is the author of "When China Rules the World, " and a columnist for the Guardian and New Statesman.

He was the guardian of the East and one of the four Sons of Horus.

In an article for the Guardian today, Alexander says the Labour party has still got much work to do to prove it is credible on the economy.

Alex Martinez : "I was messing around with the Guardian and found a novel way to recycle the magazine"

They stand in there way as when the United States, then in nature, the guardian of autumn as they become beautiful, charming.

The move is the first major development since the Guardian revealed a three-year undercover investigation by Greenpeace in June.

The Guardian argued that the goal should not have stood as there was a foul in the box while Cesc was taking his corner kick.

All of the dozen or so people that the Guardian spoke to said that, thanks to the army, they had enough to drink and eat.

In an article in The Guardian newspaper on Monday, Mr Miliband said that China had prevented a more ambitious deal being signed.

The guardian comes always to have to be quicker than the imagination.

Now the Guardian is again at the center of a news story of enormous importance, both in substance and in how journalism functions.

European governments have been accused of underestimating the health risks from shipping pollution, the Guardian reported.

"The worst games ever, " wrote a columnist in The Guardian, a British newspaper, much to the annoyance of Canadians.

I'm going to take the steps recommended by the Guardian, but it's one more worry I could do without.

It will go on display at the Guardian and Observer newspapers' Newsroom exhibition centre in Farringdon, North London.

Turkey, Turkmenistan and Qatar have all offered to host such an office, Afghan and western officials in Kabul have told the Guardian.

The Guardian is increasingly becoming a global news provider with an international audience and reputation.

The truth is laid bare in Trafigura's hitherto secret documents, published by the Guardian today.

The organization best placed to work toward a ban is the International Committee of the Red Cross, the guardian of the Geneva Conventions.

He maintained that he had killed the Guardian of the Emperor's vaults, and took his place ruling over the natives of Wayland.

The US is not about to abandon its role as the guardian of East Asian security.

This was a headline in a U. K. newspaper, The Guardian, not that long ago.

Volunteers organized makeshift clinics and security checkpoints, and no pro-Mubarak supporters were allowed in, The Guardian reported.

One European utility executive told the Guardian: "New nuclear will not happen without sorting out the carbon price. "

The Guardian Council, Iran's election watchdog, forms a "special commission" to prepare a report on the disputed presidential election.

Robe of the Guardian is now correctly represented on the Hero right-click screen in Combat.

Last week, in a victory for both medicine and free speech, Matthias Rath dropped his libel suit against the Guardian.

"This fear has made them go quiet recently, as they know they can be sued for damages, " a source close to the yakuza told the Guardian.

Active Taliban are unlikely to be among those removed from the sanctions list, officials told the Guardian.

Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani is still facing execution by hanging after being convicted of adultery, her son told the Guardian today.

Even though the Guardian's website has been popular for longer, its recent growth outside Britain is still impressive.

This post explains how the Guardian, the New York Times and Der Speigel obtained and investigated the logs.

Mr. Conn, the Guardian columnist, says that the economic problems might result in a lower-value television deal.

"It would have been quite an expensive lemur, " he told the Guardian at the time.

Rather, the Guardian Angels detain offenders until the police arrive and properly handle the situation.

The Guardian yesterday reported that parliament and the foreign office had been attacked by hackers.

In general, only when the guardian is at fault, he should bear the responsibility for the damage cause by people without civil capacity.

The Guardian's account is calmer and more nuanced, as you would expect. But it shares the Mail's, and the CMI research team's, dismay.

The interior ministry would not take calls from the Guardian to confirm a rocket attack in Kabul.

The Guardian reported that Hoare had recently injured his nose and his foot in an accident.

It is highly unlikely that either Khamenei or the Guardian Council would agree to such a referendum.

The Guardian Angel assigned to you has been chosen to match the needs of your personality.

In July, the Guardian reported that the abandoned Los Boldos estate had become a marijuana plantation.

After the Belmarsh ruling, the Guardian cried that he was "a radical. . . leading a new English revolution" .

Shortfalls in such expenses shall be appropriately compensated for by the guardian unless the guardian is a unit.

The Guardian newspaper previously reported that Mostafaei's wife was arrested when they were unable to find him.

The trust is the guardian angel of the Anglo-Saxon, accompanying him everywhere, impassively, from the cradle to the grave.

The guardian bears no-fault liability for the damage, while school shall undertake the liability for wrongs or for presumptive wrongs.

The Guardian calls people silenced in this manner "Right to Information martyrs. "

Whistleblowers have told the Guardian that the list of spills recorded in the documents is the tip of the iceberg.

The Guardian adds that Italy's industrial centers have been battered by China's manufacturing of cheap consumer goods.

The Guardian sent a transcript of the interview to Susan Robison, Burger King's vice-president of corporate communications.

The Guardian and Observers' journalism must be accurate, reliable and trusted.

As the Guardian reports today, a leading government adviser has sounded another disconcerting note.

As the Guardian noted in 1997: "Kyoto has kept the climate change [fight] alive. The only way targets can go from here is up. "

The Pope, the guardian of the faith of the peoples, uses religion to aid the great man's elevation.

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The Times and the Guardian carry the same photograph of David Cameron and his cabinet colleagues toasting a business deal in Beijing.

However, the Decc admitted to the Guardian that "the footprint associated with the UK's consumption has risen" .

The guardian named in my mother's will was a babysitter that none of us had seen in 15 years.

Empty and dark shall I raise my lantern, And the guardian of the night shall fill it with oil and he shall light it also.

But then an article on the Guardian's News Blog seemed to pour cold green slime over the whole story.

He declined the Guardian's request for an interview, saying the subject was too sensitive.

The guardian council, the powerful constitutional oversight body had said this would help remove any remaining ambiguities.

With this, she pulls rank on Mr Westerwelle and positions herself as the guardian of economic stability.

A truly great science blog, also connected to the Guardian, is Bad Science, written by the medical doctor Ben Goldacre.

Officials in Badong have promised Deng a fair hearing. They refused to comment when contacted by the Guardian.

with strength and duration both dependent on the guardian's constitution attribute. master guardian increases the armor bonus.

Mr. Ahmadinejad said both the Guardian Council and the Interior Ministry ensured what he called a clean election.

The Guardian reports the Chinese are not just buying Bordeaux by the bottle and case - but by the vineyard as well.

He also produces graphics, and is a regular poster to the Guardian Datastore Flickr group.

But what is smart the guardian to pay attention is should examine the audiences to rule out the organic pathological change's possibility.

Nick Davies, an investigative reporter at the Guardian, pursued the attempted cover-up through his contacts in the legal world.

If the guardian has done his duty of guardianship, his civil liability may be appropriately reduced.

You are the guardian, the protector of your identity, of your future.

Montgomerie told the Guardian that although the situation has left him frustrated, it will not put him off developing for the iPhone.

The Guardian just launched its Reading group revolution page, and readers worldwide can choose which book to begin with starting today.

The user data is not held on the web but stored on separate databases run for the Guardian by third parties.

Distant world, king alone in the guardian, The last of the guardian a light.

Both the Edge and the Guardian were developed for the NSA by defence contractors versed in keeping potential eavesdroppers at bay.

Research has shown that bees can solve complex mathematical problems that keep computers busy for days, the Guardian reported.

To start with, the Guardian Review's editorial team came up with a list of almost 1500 titles.

He told the Guardian: 'If we treat this like a conventional negotiation we are going to fail. . . I think leaders can crack this problem. '

But the ECB was recently attacked by Mrs Merkel, supposedly the guardian of its independence.

The Guardian witnessed the transfer of weapons in early June near the Turkish frontier.

As its population ages, Shanghai is urging eligible couples to have a second child, The Guardian reported.

The Data Store is a collection of high quality data sets which are curated by the Guardian and hosted on Google Docs.

The Guardian put allegations of the two clusters of British shootings to the MoD three days ago.

The New York Times, the Guardian and Der Spiegel are directly involved in the editing and selection of leaked documents.

But over time, the Guardian became a puppet of the Order, and the focus was lost. The Guardian became a warden on all who practiced magic.

But when the Guardian talked to 30 relocated people in three villages in Nanyang, Henan province, only one was glad to have moved.

As other British newspapers have taken their content behind pay walls, the Guardian has opened up its content as much as possible.

her work has appeared in various publications, including catholic, the guardian, I-D magazine, index and teen vogue.

The Guardian interviewed the father of a minor serving a 23-month term for throwing rocks at vehicles.

The guardian of a person without or with limited capacity for civil conduct shall be his agent ad litem .

Hindley dies six months after his sister and Heathcliff finds himself the master of Wuthering Heights and the guardian of Hareton.

When that happens, children have "the guardian angel installed behind the tongue" .

The Sixth section studies the legal regulation of the guardian' transaction.

The guardian must be entrusted by the student's parents. The Letter of Entrustment must be legally notarized.

Even Britain's Press Complaints Commission accused the Guardian of "exaggerating. "

If the guardian requests the accompaniment, must agree after the organizer, the active expense equates.

Some of the grumblers spoke to journalists who were writing a long feature on Miss Suu Kyi that appeared in The Guardian this month.

the guardian sheaths the entire party in mystical protection, granting each member a temporary bonus to armor.

Mousavi's call for an annulment has been ruled out by Iran's top legislative body, the guardian council.

The family that gave America the New Democrats will live on as the guardian of the Old Democrats.

Doctor believed that the girl has the particularity in the genital structure, therefore the guardian must protect specially to their growth.

The Guardian Council has said it was investigating more than 600 complaints in the polling made by candidates.

Second, the guardian spoils and the middle-school students are self-center. These causes a generation of inborn requester.

However, now I have changed, I am no longer a cold-blooded killer, and I become a guardian, the guardian of human Terminator. . .

According to the Guardian, 15, 000 household farmers already raise locusts in Thailand, and that expertise can be transferred elsewhere.

Journalists from The Guardian, New York Times, PBS and other outlets have reported similar frustrating tactics in the Gulf of Mexico.

A decade ago, the Guardian prominently announced its commitment to republicanism.

According to The Guardian, Liverpool's loan has been reclassified and moved in to it's Global Restructuring Group.

Scotland is the original flag of the X-shaped blue background and white flag, is the guardian of St.

In fact, the condition information from other sources, " The Guardian " for this error apology.

Gemini's twin brother symbol, the guardian star for mercury, patron for domination of hermes knowledge.

There is some consultation with citizens, but mostly members of the guardian class decide for themselves what will serve the greater good.

When the guardian relationship between the principal and the agent ends for other reasons.

People have regarded Mazu as the guardian on the sea.

It is also, as the Guardian's nature photography project reveals, a medium taken up by professionals and amateurs alike.

Today, the Guardian publishes a four-page supplement on proposals for reforming politics.

and i asked helen to be the guardian for the kids .

These were made available for analysis beforehand to the Guardian, along with Der Spiegel and the New York Times.

The Guardian has created interactive map displays of the region, using the wikileaks Afghanistan war log data.

In June, the Guardian published a handful of readers' letters advocating free downloads.

Thomas Wensma, a Dutch designer, despises the "planned obsolescence" of companies, as recently reported by UK-based The Guardian.

"The Guardian was not responding, so I kept doing the translations, " Mr. Soong says.

A rather nice pub called the Eagle had recently opened near the offices of the Guardian in Farringdon.

Somehow I have been designated as the guardian of the alcohol supply, which suits me fine.

Both the Guardian and the New York Times have stories today suggesting that the Sino-American relationship is on the mend.

Abelow told the Guardian that he has no knowledge of which companies have licensed the patents.

Unlike the New York Times, however, the Guardian does not yet provide an equivalent to the Data Visualization Lab.

In 1966 Hubbard created his own "intelligence" organization, called the "Guardian Office" (GO) [now called OSA].

The Guardian has twice exposed restaurants that illegally sell pangolin.

Both the content API and the Data Store are available for free, but the Guardian has plans to create an advertising network.

"The Guardian" analysis said Obama's efforts to rebuild relations with Russia be affected.

The student's parents must entrust the guardian. The Letter of Entrustment must be legally notarized .

The Guardian Angels is a non-profit volunteer organization of unarmed citizens.

Ban Ki-moon, the UN general secretary, told the Guardian last night that negotiations had stalled and need to "get moving" .

He told the Guardian newspaper that countries should work together under the auspices of the UN, "and not under US leadership" .

The Guardian of London recently asked readers to submit their worst New Year's Eve experiences.

This is an old school favorite that originated in New York City, according to the Guardian.

Newcastle told The Guardian they intend to appeal the judgment. The FA declined to comment.

"These values must infuse our response, " he wrote in the Network's pages on the Guardian website.

I understand that Kit Gillet needs money and the readers of the Guardian like stories like that.

Iran's top legislative body, the Guardian Council, is randomly recounting 10% of the votes.

"Most people are dying from diseases like malaria, respiratory ailments and diarrhoea, " Dr Maung told the Guardian.

Not only did he hastily bless the election result, pre-empting its validation by the Guardian Council as the rules require.

New evidence reported by the Guardian has reignited the debate.

Nathrach also become the temple since the guardian.

They refused to comment when contacted by the Guardian.

Alistair Buchanan, Ofgem's chief executive, conceded to the Guardian: "We live in a different energy world. "

God Himself is the guardian of the gracious. Under His sacred wing there is safety even when every danger is abroad.

The NICE guidelines would permit a small glass of wine or half a pint of beer, the Guardian says.