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Think of the White House press corps, the British "lobby" press that covers parliament or sports journalists assigned to a team.

For me, like so many others, the Peace Corps was the beginning of everything. It was the door to the rest of my life.

Launched in 2007 as a "corporate version of the Peace corps" , the programme is now being scaled up to 500 IBMers a year.

And I think you will agree with me in considering a removal from that corps as highly advisable, both on his account and my niece's.

Jones grew up in Paris and is fluent in French. As a young officer in the 1980s he was the Marine Corps' liaison to the U. S. Senate.

It was no secret the U. S. was considering compulsory Iraq service for its diplomatic corps, but the e-mails sparked outrage nevertheless.

The Sky Corps was the military group of clone jet troopers established during the Clone Wars to serve in the Grand Army of the Republic.

The press corps accompanying Nixon did not concern themselves with the long-range implications of the journey.

The army, led by Alawite officers but made up of a largely Sunni corps, has never been trusted by the regime.

These inelasticity are a challenge that manages economy to corps, and this kind of challenge is all-around, of deep administrative levels.

It's too early yet to gauge the reaction, although several of her corps friends came to a recent book fair in Shanghai to help her.

A tactical and administrative military unit consisting of a headquarters, two or more corps, and auxiliary forces.

But Reuters found a copy of the report posted on a public website maintained by the Army Corps of Engineers.

The president said he has stopped budget reductions in the Navy, and is building up the Marine Corps.

Marine Corps officials said the incident occurred when a mortar round exploded in the mortar tube during a mountain training exercise.

"We do not place Peace Corps volunteers in unsafe environments, " he said.

Exposure to a gas leak in an abandoned mine induced a former Army Air Corps officer to lapse into a form of suspended animation.

No matter where or when they strike, though, the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers stands ready to respond.

Wickham, who had returned with him the day before from town, and he was happy to say, had accepted a commission in their corps .

Not long before the primary, Tom Campbell came for a visit on his way to Texas for his Marine Corps officer training.

Marine Corps Lieutenant Tom Garnett, a US military spokesman in Iraq, said: "The shooter is a US soldier and he is in custody. "

ZhaoJinFei was assigned to maintain the press corps, the front interview fangyuan will start out to the press corps do work for help.

"There is a corps of volunteers coming from different parts of the world where Mattel has offices to volunteer at the games, " she said.

Half an hour later an update came: the subject had been located. He was a member of the military training corps, and the guns were replicas.

"And we do it primarily through a large corps of volunteers all over the country who come together to help in times of need, " she says.

I accurate is what life, interlock to fall difficult of time, glue at nearby of a bond maid, all conceal like this weird mystery corps.

He took full command of the Corps, directing ideas, procedures and even the design of their uniforms.

You might not know what the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is, but you probably have heard of the things they have done.

Of course, the Faith Corps members and Commissioners from his area were very nervous. He was in a coma for about a day.

By the end of the expedition Lewis believed that the Corps had been very lucky to not lose anyone to a grizzly bear.

Their first winter in the Low Country was difficult because many had not finished their houses or harvested their corps before winter.

Sacagawea, a member of the Corps, was Shoshone, but she had been kidnapped by another tribe many years before.

The memorial honors all members of the United States Marine Corps who died in battle since the American Revolution.

It is presumed that the 327th Star Corps went on to capture Felucia and continued to faithfully serve the New Order and the Galactic Empire.

Its core was a radio communications unit to allow the corps commander to talk to his divisions and higher headquarters.

The enthusiastic crowd turned out to be mostly Peace Corps workers from the United States.

The U. S. Marine Corps is our natural partner in preparing for tomorrow's wars, because close combat is the Marines' purview as well.

As Mr. Obama hacked through the grass, some 30 members of the White House press corps sat out of sight on a bus for five hours.

But the ex-Marine found strength in the Corps' motto of "always faithful" and vowed never to quit on his wife and family.

Like the navy, the army and the air force have their regular components as well as Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

The main detective corps, known as the CICPC, closed its press office years ago, forcing crime reporters to meet under a nearby tree.

The Secretary in her speech called for a more economically literate diplomatic corps.

In the United States, the Army, the Navy, the Air Force, and the Marine Corps are all capable of putting this weapon to military use.

Federal General John F. Reynolds, commanding I Corps, arrived on the field at this point, and determined to engage Herb.

Thanks to modern irrigation, corps now grow abundantly in areas where once nothing but cacti and sagebrush could live.

Thanks to modern irrigation, corps now grow abundantly in areas , where once nothing but cacti and sage bush could live .

Army Corps of confusion in the whole, in a vain attempt to put the world under the rule of the king.

Similarly conservative, the United States Marine Corps has an almost mystical relationship with its rifles.

"Try to get these people in the front row, the press corps, to write on this more than once, and their eyes glaze over, " Mr. Warner said.

Although these employ a soldier not as so strong as the marine corps, is all occupation soldier, this is too fantastic.

" U. S News and World Report said the University " has a corps of highly respected economists and high-tech scholars.

Marine Corps spokesman, said the corporal gold name belong to the same row with the victims, the use of a K-2 rifle.

I'm last to leave, but the first to go, Hard Corps is the only way I know.

Under the support of friends in secret, harry is formed dumbledore corps, and practice defense against the dark arts.

The president delivered the joke at the White House press corps' annual shindig, but it makes an apt metaphor for the past week.

The Marine Corps said the pilot was part of the Fighter Attack Training Squadron 101, based at Miramar.

Because Lord Strabolgi formed part of a corps of office-holders in the Lords, this time the electorate was the whole house (768 people).

An all out war between the living heroes and villains and the Black Lantern Corps and the DC Universe stemming from the war of light.

The president's decision to go before the White House press corps also suggests Obama is acutely aware of the political peril here.

Thus gentlemen could dine before arriving at the theatre to see their various young ladies in the corps de ballet.

"We were still civilians. All of our training was to make [Army] Air Corps pilots, " Tedeschi said.

Series to spin out of event; Man of Steel , Green Lantern Corps.

This erodes the kind of institutional identity that helps create esprit de corps, and often leads to politics trumping policy.

American photographer Sean Flynn cut a maniacal figure among the Saigon press corps, racing a motorbike, living in a haze of narcotics.

But the Marine Corps are the first service to try to put those policies into action on the battlefield.

Around Stone Wall Village, this corps was composed mostly of landlords and a few of their bailiffs .

I had a great career ahead of me, yet I resigned after six months with the company and joined the Marine Corps to learn how to fly.

Chinese American soldiers of the U. S. Army Signal Corps are photographed on parade before being deployed to the CBI Theater of Operations.

In 1976, the US president began to take the seat only Marine Corps helicopter, not the US "Army One" was.

Onerous security has already constrained what once was an excellent corps of political officers.

The U. S. Marine Corps has charged seven Marines and one sailor with murder and kidnapping in the April death of an Iraqi civilian.

Professionalism: The professional corps of consultants at the firm deliver unwavering professional service as a matter of course.

U. S. officials Monday appealed for an end of violence in Libya, amid signs of splits inside Col. Gadhafi's military and diplomatic corps.

The building of an excellent student cadre corps is an important basic project in collegiate student work.

It also happened to coincide with a screening organized by the U. N. press corps.

The U. S. Marine Corps has made it official: Oshkosh Corporation will build a new blast-proof truck for service in Afghanistan.

The arrival of Denton seemed to immediately calm the frayed nerves of public officials and stem the anger of a frustrated press corps.

Jones is an ex-commandant of the U. S. Marine Corps and former top operational commander of NATO.

Soon after the incident , Pakistani Frontier Corps and police put a security cordon around the area .

Third Hospital of Beijing Armed Police Corps experts advise: The next tree species, harvesting a greenery; gave a love hold and hope.

Sacagawea and another member of the Corps were the first to see Lewis and the Shoshone.

When the White House press corps heard the G20 was to be hosted by Pittsburgh, many sniggered.

Those customers include the U. S. Marine Corps, the United Kingdom's Royal Navy and Royal Air Force, and the Italian Navy and Air Force.

Sergeant : any of several ranks of noncommissioned officers in the U. S. Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps .

It was established in the United States in nineteen sixty-four as a Peace Corps for business people.

Benjamin Busch served as an infantry officer in the United States Marine Corps and deployed for two combat tours in Iraq.

During the ceremony, General Myers administered the oath of office to his successor, Marine Corps General Peter Pace.

Nicknamed "killer droids, " Darth Vader maintained a small corps of these martial robots to spar with and hone his saber skills.

It's been my experience that the United States Marine Corps can cure most of your afflictions.

She decided to serve for two years in the Peace Corps after she finished her degree.

The lightweight and high-mobility features of this artillery system may be of special appeal to the PLA airborne force and marine corps.

When I applied to serve with the Peace Corps, it was the biggest risk I'd ever taken in my life.

I knew from the start that if I couldn't get into the hospital corps, I wasn't going to sign up.

He came to China in 1996 as a United States Peace Corps volunteer, and taught English for two years at Fuling Normal College.

The isolated divisions of the corps fought desperate rearguard actions as they tried to retreat to safety in the south.

Officials of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers have taken steps to protect the city by diverting water around it.

Throughout 2011, Peace Corps is commemorating 50 years of promoting peace and friendship around the world.

High-capacity plastic bottles, mixed up with lots of other junk, are one of the corps of environmental polluters .

Wushu turn, retreat in Kaifeng, Yue Corps Sishili catch up with letters to leave the Zhuxian Town.

About 120 South Korean navy sailors will also accompany the Marine Corps contingent, he said.

Physicians are also affected by this tendency and a major link has been broken in the attachment of the medical corps to their work.

A two-segment story that follows young men from the start of recruit training in the Marine Corps to the lethal cauldron known as Vietnam.

The eight truth is "Foreign press corps did not ask the Japanese army anything about massarce. "

The Digital Avionics Suite is installed in the back of a retrofitted UH-1N helicopter that has been transferred from the U. S. Marine Corps.

Somebody persuaded Stalin to execute the cream of his officer corps during the years Hitler rose to power.

Planning to document the war on a grand scale, he organized a corps of photographers to follow the troops in the field.

The British 2nd Corps participated in the landing operation. It was officially named "British Liberation Force" .

So I elicited the help of an old friend from the Marine corps to expand upon the theme.

When Morgan was an officer in the Marine Corps deployed in Australia, she made some mistakes.

The US marines corps recently ordered an energy audit of its operations in Afghanistan, in a bid to reduce enormous fuel costs.

He also has solid experience both of grappling with bureaucrats and of running something big: the entire navy and marine corps.

A field army was composed of armies, an army of corps (originally called columns), a corps of divisions, and a division of regiments.

Freedom is not free, but the U. S. Marine Corps will pay most of your share.

And the diplomatic corps must deal with the daily frustrations of doing business with a government led by Hamid Karzai.

The trains are run with a uniformed professionalism and an esprit de corps that put even the Swiss in the shade.

The regional commander of the Corps of Engineers says he understands the widespread impact of this kind of situation.

He would like to be an officer of high rank at the US Marine corps.

They donate all the profits from the maze to organizations like the YMCA and the Marine Corps .

There are only two mobile phone networks. The diplomatic corps and NGO workers use one of them to contact one another.

As a result of this knowledge, the German I Reserve Corps was directed upon Stabigotten-Grislienen.

Most people assume the U. S. Marine Corps is a rank-and-file organization where officers have power and soldiers obey orders.

The projects are important since the Army Corps of Engineers maintain and construct locks on the navigable river system.

The service saw action during the Vietnam War, fighting alongside the U. S. Marine Corps and Navy SEALs.

Iridium also has participated in testing its Netted Iridium service with the U. S. Marine Corps Warfighting Lab.

One notable pigeon named Cher Ami ( "Dear Friend" in French) flew for the U. S. Army Signal Corps in France during WW I.

Which means that the body is taken for what it presents itself to be, an enclosed body ( un corps fer me).

After Georgetown, Kit went into the Marine Corps, then became an international banker.

The Corps were still recovering from their portage around the Great Falls of Missouri. Morale was low.

These were semi-clandestine associations and were known as Freikorps (Volunteer corps).

The corps de ballet danced with a bright enthusiasm , though they lacked upper-body uniformity and stylistic grandeur .

All the money from the volunteer organization "Peace Corps" are being spent on the rent, coal, Internet, food and some stationery.

The officer corps, for instance, has its own privileged networks of farms, factories, schools, shops and ostentatiously smart clubs.

Previously, Global Citizens Corps ran its own site for this discussion, but it did not allow users to post in Arabic, only in English.

Chiang Kai-shek, the Japanese imperialists and the U. S. imperialists have all been our "chiefs of transportation corps" .

To explore the risk factors of training injury in a special force corps, provide evidence for effective prevention of the injury.

Encouraging teacher transfer would not, by itself, integrate the teaching corps.

In the spirit of the times, which favoured grand federal works, the Army Corps of Engineers then shackled the river in its current concrete.

Student: He's in the religious corps in the navy they used to have five and now there are thirty plus they even have like Wicked.

Of or relating to troops that serve at sea as well as on land, specifically the U. S. Marine Corps.

This was a predicted event, to a degree, from the Corps of Engineers.

The top U. S. military officer retired Friday, and was replaced for the first time by a general from the Marine Corps.

The 15th Airborne Corps is now receiving more helicopters, and practicing tactical movements, via helicopter, for airborne brigades.

At the end of this initial training period, new cadets will be formally accepted into the Corps of Cadets .

The re-enactment was for a short film that will be shown at the National Museum of the Marine Corps, opening next spring.

A classification in the U. S. Army and Marine Corps for the lowest of three ratings of rifle proficiency.

It is the only non-nuclear missile in service with the PLA Second Artillery Corps (strategic missile force).

Professor Hou Yuangao, alongside Mercy Corps, is helping to save and preserve his own endangered ethnic group.

Meanwhile, the Russians were attempting their own envelopment maneuver against the German XX Corps and 1st Reserve Corps.

Cochran wrote to First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt in 1939 about an idea she had for a corps of women Army reserve pilots.

The project must also secure approvals from the Federal Aviation Administration and the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers.

The Marine Corps began to slim down under budget restrictions.

"If evolution works like a tinkerer, evolution with mitochondria works like a corps of engineers, " said Dr Martin.

Now the same Benelli M4 used by the U. S. Marine Corps can be your home defense shotgun of choice.

Obama issued a statement mourning the day the former special White House press corps heads.

Cucurbit corps is one of the important economic crops in Xinjiang.

As leader of a corps of local blacks, she made several forays into rebel territory, collecting information.

The German Air Corps had waited for more than seven months to strike their blow and prove their mettle .

Six of its seven corps had arrived on the battlefield, and VI Corps was making a thirty-six-mile forced march to reach it.

China's youth volunteers corps, an effort similar to the United States' Peace Corps, is a path that some choose.

Corps as a national implementation of the offender moved an important base, and its presence is very necessary.

She had lived abroad for years but had pleasant memories of servicein the U. S. Marine Corps.

Though the Chinese Labour Corps worked behind the front line, its death rate was high.

When your corps is ready, send it up the northeast road from your base.

The special corps soldiers organized a donation to help Chen's family after his father's accident.

At Central High School in Northwest Washington, he joined the cadet corps and was its captain during his senior year.

and officers who hold commanding posts at or above the corps level shall be those trained in academies or schools for senior commanders.

Lewis understood what they meant since the Corps had all hurt their feet on sharp rocks and prickly pear cactuses.

Your best bet is a strong corps of the speedy Hellion flamethrower units plus some SCVs for repair.

But the most adamant opponent was the commandant of the Marine Corps, General Carl Mundy.

Fort Sheridan is a place rich in the traditions of the U. S. cavalry and artillery, of training camps, and the Womens Army Corps.

The Tuskegee Airmen were the first black fighter pilots who fought during World War Two in the United States Army Air Corps.

on the internet , he found an economic development organization , the international executive service corps.

He graduated from Kim Il Sung Military university, served as senior staff officer corps operations, division head of the corps commander.

Had a strong esprit de corps and work enthusiasm.

But basically being a Peace Corps volunteer was a lot of waiting, entertaining myself and trying not to get bored.

I've always had a fascination and great respect and admiration for the Peace Corps program and all those who have served.

Underpinning Mr Fayyad's rule is a Palestinian security corps, freshly trained by the Americans, with scant allegiance to Fatah's old guard.

For the last century the Corps bacteria and the recent SARS virus, both suspected of possible biological aerosols or MVOC dissemination.

The U. S. Army Corps of Engineers handed control of the levee over to city officials on July 12.

We shall drum him out of the corps for insubordination.

A lot of the press corps thought that this was going to blow up eventually.

When the Peace Corps Washington selected a script that I had written for a safety training video, I was chosen for the lead role.

Our experience and understanding of our military customers' needs uniquely position us to meet these Navy and Marine Corps requirements.

Combat Operations Centers are the focal point of decision-making for Marine Corps commanders and their staffs.

At a graduation ceremony in June, soldiers with Pakistan's Frontier Corps admired another soldier's graduation certificate.

Gates and Marine Corps Gen. James E. Cartwright, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, briefed reporters at the Pentagon.

Someone had plucked it from the G-drive and circulated it around the Washington press corps.

(Someday soon, I'll write about my idea for a new Civilian Cooking Corps. ) When people cook their own food, they make better choices.

Two days later a message come in from the North Carolina Marine Corps base informing the Brooklyn for his gather's funeral.

Natalie Portman is fantastic as Nina, a corps dancer struggling to rise to the challenge of dancing the principal role of the Swan Queen.

To accomplish this task, women have to face the Cavaliers hateful summoned by the Queen of the terrible biological Corps.

Dad did, too, at least until he enlisted in the Marine Corps and went to war at age 17.

Amanda Pease is one of the first Peace Corps volunteers to work in Sierra Leone in over a decade.

After the Battle of Naboo, they crafted a select assassination corps in a bid to exact vengeance against the Jedi.

A search revealed one naked member of Pan's Corps under a bed, sixty thousand dollars, and forty insignia - not a very good haul.

He joinedtheRoyal Logistic Corps in 1996andshortly afterwards applied to train as an ammunition and bomb disposal specialist.

A Pakistani boy covers his face as a USAID helicopter lands for a Mercy corps aid distribution in Bagroo village.

The Marine Corps has recognized Defense ID as a solution for anti-terrorism, force protection, and access control.

Four Marine Corps choppers were flying in formation carrying troops for a training mission.

The employees showed extraordinary esprit de corps when they volunteered to work Saturdays fro the duration of the crisis.

The medications, the doctors concluded, help "to 'conserve the fighting strength, '" the motto of the Army Medical Corps.

As part of the plan, the Army Corps of Engineers built roads, canals and water-control systems throughout South Florida.

Corps will stand in the forefront of reform and opening up, raised the green life sailing, to create a more brilliant brilliant man.

The United States Department of Defenseadministers the armed forces, including the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force.

'Everyone feels creative and aligned with the esprit de corps of the organization, ' Mr. Tait said. 'It gives people pride.

Both the United States Army Air Corps and Navy bought many of these machines.

The U. S. has some 100 Peace Corps volunteers who teach English in various parts of China.

In interviews and documents, they paint a picture of what many call a "blame the victim" culture at the Peace Corps.

Throughout the 1960s, Peace Corps volunteers were assigned to newly independent but impoverished countries emerging from colonialism.

As the team bears a heavy-duty combat readiness training mission, the Signal Corps is also opening a "window. "

The larger proposals, like adjustments to the way the Army Corps of Engineers controls the Mississippi River, are more ambitious.

The gentlemanly press corps of the early 1960s kept quiet about Jack's escapades; modern scribblers know no such restraint.

The NCO corps includes all the grades of sergeants and corporals . The Naval equivalent includes all levels of petty officers.

At division level you get a bonus to combat while a corps commander increases the chances of reserves joining combat.

During a two-month period in Anyang, eighty landlords and members of the Home Returning Corps were brought across the lines in this way.

The regiment had a strong esprit de corps.

The 1991 reforms were enacted by an elite corps of committed reformers in the capital.

The answer lay in the decision of Communist leaders to ensure domestic companies worked as a united "China Corps" .

Let the Communist-led armed forces form another group army in addition to the Eighteenth Group Army, making a total of six army corps.

its place. The Great Northern Wilderness in Northern China and the Xinjiang Construction Corps should try it.

This year is also significant, as I said, because it marks the 50th Anniversary of the Peace Corps.

Here I am not talking about traditional US public diplomacy tools like the Peace Corps.

Hundreds of disarmed Chinese soldiers and civilians who had worked for the army in a labour corps were roped together and killed.

Seat shocked the Auto Salon Barcelona press corps today by introducing the production model of the Seat Ibiza Bocanegra.

The subject for discussion was the future of Rommel and his Africa Corps.

The vocal nodules of what is the symptoms? Armed police heilongjiang corps for everybody hospital experts detailed introduction.

Jones, a retired Marine Corps four-star general, arrived in Pakistan Wednesday, after visiting neighboring Afghanistan.

This is not the most popular of the traditional basin or bucket, but the modern use of the United States Marine Corps new submachinegun.

After his inauguration, President Lee feed the local diplomatic corps and various foreign delegations at the Grand Hotel.

The HART system is being considered by United States Marine Corps, Army, Navy, Air Force and special operations.

mr. Vice President, members of the Congress, Members of the Cabinet, members of the Diplomatic Corps, and ladies and gentlemen.

On March 13 the Latin American diplomatic corps assembled in the East Room of the White House.

Back in 1968 during Marine Corps boot camp at Paris Island, I learned a lesson about dealing with bullies.

The Air Station is also home to the National Naval Aviation Museum, dedicated to Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard flight.

He put an end to segregation, established the Peace Corps, and masterminded the resolution of the Cuban missile crisis.

Currently a formal talent pipeline helps senior managers keep tabs on promising corps members , alumni, and external contacts .

He then looked down at the press corps and said, "Sorry about that. "

Within the chemotherapy alumni corps there exists a mutual respect not unlike the bond shared by veterans of war.

Julius Caesar's dictatorship relied on during the war has grown to 40 Corps of the army.

Its ability to develop a world-class corps of technicians has been especially impressive, not least in a country short of basic skills.

The first, from Helen Thomas, 89, the "dean of the White House press corps" , caused deep offence.

The U. S. Congress has just approved a historic high $400 million for the Peace Corps budget.

She was also helped by a fit of guilt in the press corps.

In 1983 the corps was disbanded, and he was let go as part of a mass demobilization.

About a third of those are linked to the Revolutionary Guard, an elite military corps.

After the war, civil corps turned to the force maintaining regional order there.

Educated dad just could not understand why I decided to quit and join the Marine Corps.

Reducing the energy footprint of the Navy and Marine Corps significantly reduces our carbon footprint.

The units delivered under these orders will be used by the U. S. Marine Corps and U. S. Navy for various missions.

Throughout 2011, the Peace Corps is commemorating its 50 years of promoting peace and friendship.