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Food in Malawi Roving around the world as a correspondent, one of the most useful qualities you can develop is an iron stomach.

As you know, I told the Italian correspondent Oriana Fallaci that my plan was to work until 1985. It's already a year beyond that date.

When your correspondent stumbled across him on the campaign trail, voters behaved as if they were in the presence of a pop star.

NOT since the launch of Windows 95 more than a decade ago has your correspondent seen such a fuss over a new piece of software.

BBC legal affairs correspondent Clive Coleman said the decision whether or not to prosecute the soldiers would not be straightforward.

YOUR correspondent, as regular readers of The Economist will be aware, has never been much of a fan of the Space Shuttle.

Our correspondent Rupert Wingfield-Hayes has been taken to see the bodies of a group who appeared to have been tortured and shot.

Your correspondent believes some form of prioritisation for time-sensitive data is going to be crucial in a world of video everywhere.

Mr Buffett has said he is prepared to hold his investments for a long time - until they come good, says our correspondent.

Your correspondent had only touched upon the fringe of the matter.

The correspondent did not know all that transpired afterward.

The South Korean interior designer enthusiastically invites your correspondent to admire the chandeliers and carpets from his own country.

This spring your correspondent tried and failed to put solar panels on her family's home in California's wine country.

He was an ambulance driver during World War I and a war correspondent during the Spanish Civil War and World War II.

BBC correspondent said it could be only a matter of time before Ireland asked to be bailed out by the European Union, as Greece was in May.

DURING an interview with a Turkish minister recently, your correspondent was asked to remove the battery from her mobile telephone.

The studio to which he was trying to lead your correspondent seemed to have disappeared.

One Gulf businessman told your correspondent that he gave up on a deal in Iraq after nine different officials came to ask him for bribes.

Even one of his most hostile critics acknowledged that he described London "like a special correspondent for posterity" .

The bank has no branch in that place but we can arrange for you to deal with its correspondent there.

Even so, a short morning stroll was enough to leave your jean-clad correspondent longing for some chilly respite.

Through your company bank in London . The bank can issue a banker's check drawn on their correspondent here in Tokyo .

CORRESPONDENT But top Bush officials point out that while U. S. intelligence may not be able to back the claim , the British still are .

There is a certain immovable quality to a shore, and the correspondent wondered at it amid the confusion of the sea.

In Tokyo, our correspondent says that despite an air of superficial calm there are signs of unease under the surface.

I am trying to be a good novelist, and hoping that people will forgive me for being a bad correspondent.

Our correspondent said a Taliban leader had been due to attend the meeting but dropped out in the last minute citing health reasons.

Test shows that the depth of residual compressive after chemical heat treatment is correspondent with that of diffusion layer.

Just as the heat threatened to overwhelm this correspondent, the woman in the group broke into a slow Mexican song, which somehow helped.

Your correspondent has no doubt that such a one-shot flu vaccine will one day be given to infants along with jabs against chickenpox.

When he visited the office in person, officials warned your correspondent that it could easily take twice as long.

It would be unable to offer dollar accounts and dollar payments, since these activities rely on links to correspondent American banks.

What your correspondent does not like about the Samsung tablet, nor the rest of its ilk, is the lack of a slide-out qwerty keyboard.

Yang Lan was the on-camera correspondent and reporter for this segment, as well as the producer of this segment.

That does, however, raise the question of what the correspondent males are providing to generate this advantage.

She was the Post's intelligence reporter for three years and its Pentagon correspondent for seven years before that.

As the screenshot below attests, the same Jia Jingxue has apparently also been a correspondent for the official China National Radio.

After two unauthorized days there, your correspondent was accused of conducting "illegal interviews" and ordered to leave.

We have to develop correspondent relationships with at least one or two banks in each financial center.

With his own interests at heart, your correspondent has been keen to help researchers gather information about such possible earthquakes .

One of my colleagues is about to meet a correspondent from the dating site for the first time, for a drink.

A BBC Baghdad correspondent, however, says critics have questioned the government's timing with parliamentary elections only a week away.

During World War II, he was a war correspondent for Collier's magazine and his return to Paris was an event that didn't go unnoticed.

A key establishment protocol between a pair of correspondents includes the generation by each correspondent of respective signatures.

He is the best sort of foreign correspondent: sensitive, well-informed and humorous.

This function is usually entrusted to banks, which have branches or correspondent banks in most towns and cities overseas.

A BBC correspondent says the man, once mythologized as the quintessential terrorist, is now a rather chubby, dapper man in late middle age.

ANCHER In a moment we'll talk about the latest from Hollywood with our correspondent Paul Clinton, as you just said.

But he grew on us just as he grew on everybody he worked with , and before long there wasn't a correspondent who didn't swear by him.

LIKE many thousands of other travellers, your correspondent had been planning a journey this week with the Australian airline, Qantas.

Your correspondent is admittedly near the end of the road for a digital subscriber line (DSL) connection.

BBC media correspondent Torin Douglas said it would appear that Byford is the first to go, but will not be the last.

Mum had become the correspondent in our part of town. Sometimes she would write letters all day long.

If the group's complicity in these killings is proved, it is likely to reinforce calls for it to be disbanded, our correspondent adds.

The correspondent ignores the fact that most Japanese women don't want to work so much at the cost of children.

As plausible as it may sound, such an explanation is markedly different from anything your correspondent has experienced.

Washington will also try to draw Afghanistan policy and Pakistan policy into a coherent whole, our correspondent says.

Robert D. Kaplan is a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security and a correspondent for The Atlantic.

I arrived in Moscow a week later, beginning a three-year stint as a Russia correspondent.

During World War II he was a war correspondent, as opportunity that provided the material for much of his later writing.

Our correspondent said the unions and the government were engaging in a game of cat-and-mouse over the fuel blockades.

He was also an opera buff and an avid chess fan who never had the profile of a swashbuckling war correspondent.

And the BBC's Asia correspondent said the central committee will continue to try and expand the market.

Mr Mubarak's lawyer insists the former president is seriously ill. Our correspondent says many Egyptians are sceptical about this.

Christopher McDougall is a former war correspondent for the Associated Press and is now a contributing editor for Mens Health.

For Zhang Haizhou, chief London correspondent of China Daily, one of the biggest challenges was to mix socially.

AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT: Does Your Highness believe that Federation would be a possible solution to Europe's economic problems?

The following details of the organisation and routine have come into the possession of your correspondent.

It seemed also very attractive, but the correspondent knew that it was a long journey, and he paddled leisurely.

Bourke-White was the first female war correspondent and the first woman to be allowed to work in combat zones during World War II.

Please mark the Serial Number on the front side of the correspondent receipts. Thanks!

Your correspondent's daughter has just turned 13, and is now officially old enough to have a Facebook account.

Previously, she was the FT's Taipei correspondent and world news editor at Financial Times Deutschland.

Two recent developments make your correspondent believe that personal manufacturing is about to go mainstream.

In 1981, he retired as anchorman from the CBS network at age 65, but continued to do occasional work as a special correspondent.

MONTH of tramping around Europe has given your correspondent a chance to see how effective the new e-passports are at border crossings.

e. g. The election result was correspondent with the government's wishes in the matter.

He draws on his experiences as the South Africa correspondent for the Independent, a British newspaper, during the transition to democracy.

At the time, I was a BBC correspondent, and the Seoul Olympic Organising Committee had the idea of getting foreign journalists involved.

But the BBC state department correspondent says this could be a way for Washington to maintain pressure over the settlement issue.

He started in the United States as a correspondent for a number of British newspapers.

Our correspondent says it was a day that probably left no-one entirely satisfied and the Olympic spirit rather tarnished.

BBC correspondent in Washington says their reputation is likely to be damaged if they failed to reach a consensus.

For most reporters, being White House correspondent was as close to heaven as you could get. I was 29 years old and puffed up with pride.

Entertainment correspondent Brooke Anderson examines the phenomenon that's causing kids all over the country to burst into song.

A phone call by your correspondent to his London home was answered by a man claiming to be his son.

A BBC correspondent at the scene says there's no sign of any government forces at the refinery.

There was fighting in Jalalabad, the other major city of the south; our correspondent sheltered with Uzbeks in a university courtyard.

A BBC correspondent in Mogadishu said the soldiers made off with two truckloads of food.

The military activities during the 2008 levels actively participate in the college activities as a ten even among the correspondent.

The military activities during the 2008 levels actively participate in the college activities as a ten even among the correspondent.

The authorities cannot afford the political risk of any infection there, our correspondent says.

Our correspondent Peter Hunt has followed the rest of the American president's engagements which included several of London's famous sites.

Fred Graham has been a legal journalist since becoming Supreme Court correspondent for The New York Times in 1965.

A recent CNN piece (by a former Mexico correspondent of The Economist, no less) makes some good criticisms of this kind of indexing.

Along with presumably countless other consumers, your correspondent would heartily welcome such a move.

YOUR correspondent is always miffed when he sees others taking for granted things he has waited years for.

Correspondent bank details are needed for foreign exchange payments where the payee bank is not in the country of the currency requested.

The writer is an FT correspondent in Beijing. When he and his friends buy two bottles of beer, they generally drink both.

Our correspondent adds that Mr Obama may also seek, after seven years of operations, to explain America's goals.

CCTV correspondent Stephanie Freid said, The festival is a mix of ancient history and modern fantasy.

AT THIS time of the year, your correspondent crosses the Pacific to Japan for a month or so.

And on the eve of this year's meeting, our correspondent Michael Bristow looks at what's happened since the pledge was made.

Began in 1890 involving the body, the press, served as a correspondent traveled around the world. 1900, began writing novels.

But Barack Obama knows he's going to be a wartime president for some time to come, our correspondent adds.

Alumnus Ho served as the correspondent in Washington for the Sing Tao Daily and was later promoted to become the Editor-in-Chief.

Breakfast or tea with Greenspan and his wife, NBC correspondent Andrea Mitchell, carried an estimated value of 5, 000 dollars.

CORRESPONDENT Surprise of a different kind for his colleague Major Steve Pitt, running the outer cordon of defense.

A directive like this will be hard to ignore but for some perhaps quite hard to implement, our correspondent says.

Constraints act upon a business term (a subject) through a correspondent rule, usually a fact.

Robert Lane Greene is an international correspondent for The Economist, currently covering American politics and foreign policy online.

What's at the bottom of it all, I asked our Shanghai correspondent.

The aperture size (area of the aperture) of a lens could be calculated from focal length and the correspondent f-number.

Nevertheless, you feel that they are mountains and not mere hills -as a correspondent pointed out in The Times recently.

The binding conditions of each optimal solution are founded after each model, as well as correspondent conclusions.

IN THE past two years a correspondent's job in Iraq has become a little easier. But it is still dangerous.

The last part sums up the main findings of the study and projects the existing problems and correspondent suggestions.

For that reason, your correspondent has now stopped using them in bathrooms and walk-in closets.

The similarities between being a correspondent in today's China and during the period between the two world wars are too insistent to miss.

A BBC correspondent at the Turkish border says two official refugee camps are now overflowing and a third is being built.

Similarly, John F. Kennedy hated boredom above all else, as White House correspondent Nancy Dickerson recalls.

BBC's southern Africa correspondent says the ceremony in the capital Harare was the biggest state funeral since independence.

As one of the first group of "passengers" , our correspondent bought one ticket and entered the subway station after checking-in.

And so, as this correspondent prepares to leave, the Valley again finds itself in a curious position.

Our correspondent in Kabul said local officials had told him they saw the bodies of about 20 women and children in two trucks.

Florida is a regular correspondent for the Atlantic Monthly and a regular columnist for The Globe and Mail.

"Unfortunately, what working moms have the least time for is themselves, " said Kelly Wallace, chief correspondent for iVillage.

Which prompts your correspondent to ponder where such short-term finance might be found.

A BBC correspondent says the nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, is likely to be given a bigger role in guaranteeing safety.

GARY TUCHMAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): What would it be like to be trapped in a mine after an accident?

The BBC correspondent to Mexico City said rush hour traffic was back in force and most people now take off their face masks.

This correspondent uses the word "sexist" which has a negative connotation in the West.

Correspondent remedy and preventive measures can be adopted against different dotted corrosion conditions.

Mr MacAdams proudly points to a newish bicycle path, built with his support (and entirely unused when this correspondent visited).

Rob Edwards is the environment editor of the Sunday Herald and a correspondent for New Scientist.

RANDI KAYE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: We take our shoes off, remove our laptops, and toss our bottled water all in the name of safety.

Unfortunately, this correspondent was restricted to the bar area, which lacked seats, oxygen and a full view of the bandstand.

Our correspondent says that Qasab could in the last resort appeal to the president for clemency - which would take even more time.

Your correspondent was aware of them over a decade ago while she slogged through a largely pointless PhD in theoretical ecology.

On the Seattle stop of her voyage, Ms Durrie showed your correspondent her outfitted truck.

general who was a Soviet spy in the United States in the 1960s and 1970s under "legal" cover as a diplomat and Radio Moscow correspondent.

A few weeks ago this correspondent had a call from a librarian in Tver, a town north of Moscow.

BBC political correspondent Ross Hawkins said it was significant Mr Woolas had quoted 70 million as an upper limit for the UK population.

In the traditional urban background, the city retail centers have one-to-one correspondent relationship with the accessibility centers.

Tokyo university professor of economics researching department subordinate comprehensive cultural water just about our correspondent said.

The BBC Sports news correspondent Alex Capstick described the scene outside Soccer City in Johannesburg as the game finished.

Furthermore, he posted a prescient warning written by Lindsay Hilsum , the only foreign correspondent that was in Rwanda at the time.

they have the same form of preparation , appearance and color . both have correspondent quality examination record.

Your correspondent looks forward to using the service while travelling around Japan over the next month or so.

Our correspondent notes that in a society that values seniority his youth could be a problem.

Dudley Clendinen is a former national correspondent and editorial writer for The Times, and author of "A Place Called Canterbury. "

Our special correspondent C B has been assessing how effective the plans could be in saving thousands of lives.

President Obama has recognised climate change as a pressing issue, unlike the previous administration, our UN correspondent says.

The BBC correspondent there says these groups, some of them undisciplined, are perceived as a threat by civilians.

A BBC correspondent in Washington says their reputation is likely to be damaged if they fail to reach a consensus.

Then there came a stillness, while the correspondent breathed with the open mouth and looked at the sea.

Bulgarian officer, the correspondent of the War News newspaper, is traveling to the Dobrudja front. His name is Yordan Yovkov.

It was, perhaps, a sign of the authorities' misreading of Lhasa's anger that a foreign correspondent was in the city at all.

A study of how cities can boost productivity, creativity and opportunity, by our economics correspondent.

While an engineering student, your correspondent spent one summer crack-testing engine parts in an airline's workshops in Spain.

Chinese, as an ideograph, is not completely correspondent with the principle.

We are going to put Comrade Zhuang in for the post of special correspondent.

Richard Benedetto is a retired USA Today White House correspondent and columnist.

south asia correspondent peter lloyd travelled to the village of camilla , in bangladesh , to see the program in practice.

At the age of 78, Lane worked as a war correspondent in South Vietnam for Woman's Day.

Credits may be either revocable of irrevocable relates to the responsibility of the correspondent bank.

This correspondent recently traveled with a child welfare group that rescues minors from the circus life.

Unfortunately, your correspondent's two ancient Lotuses cannot digest the stuff. But the family kid mobile is young enough to cope.

Chapter three mainly analysis the relationship between motivation and pattern, risk, performance, then discusses the correspondent subject.

CORRESPONDENT And the arrival of more Eastern Europeans, with English as a second language, will increase that trend.

Our evident fence around the residence is our confidence of correspondent defence.

The names of nine persons who have actually maltreated or murdered prisoners are in the possession of your correspondent.

But, in the end, our correspondent says, the decomposition of the body meant the NTC had to act.

For purposes of my testing, I used a Python implementation created by a correspondent of mine named John Barham.

i present them ; but my correspondent has disappeared . this , with my spanish affairs , made a pretty end to the month .

Its star foreign correspondent, Jack Kelley, quit in January after accusations that over a decade he, too, had concocted stories.

Shortly after Colonel Gaddafi ended his speech, a BBC correspondent in Tripoli heard the sound of guns being fired, apparently into the air.

For different instances, this paper summarizes correspondent methods suitable for marine magnetic anomaly approximation.

A novel digest structure, two-layered wavelet tree, and its correspondent burst detection algorithm are proposed.

John Pomfret, a diplomatic correspondent for The Washington Post, is writing a book about the United States and China.

I very much enjoy this opportunity to share views with the press, so I would ask one more correspondent to ask a question.

Like many analysts, France Television reporter and former Washington correspondent Ulysse Gosset, describes the changes as cataclysmic.

My first contact with the Taliban came in 1996, when I was the only correspondent travelling with them when they took Kabul.

Our correspondent Laura Trevelyan is in Haiti's second biggest city, Leogane, where flooding remains a serious problem.

VOA correspondent Carolyn Presutti, reporting in Boston, says police are also asking people to call in any possible tips.

Mark Landler is a White House correspondent for The New York Times.

Reuters correspondent saw burned bodies, some missing limbs or heads, being loaded onto trucks from the smouldering remains of the fuselage.

is our Business and Economics Correspondent, to talk about a story that he's working on for tonight's broadcast.

Within hours this correspondent's shins were bleeding as the wagon's metal protrusions slammed into them, which seemed unavoidable.

Before 'competing for road supremacy' on China's unruly streets, our correspondent vies for a driver's license.

Ernest Hemingway, correspondent for the Toronto Star, complained, "this goddam newspaper stuff is gradually ruining me. "

Report from our correspondent (reporter Tan Debo) " do not want to do curtilage female, but do not know really where can go to. "

it could also be helping to save the environment. CBS' news correspondent Bianca Solorzano reports.

Your correspondent had no trouble using his little finger on his palmtop's six-inch touchscreen when the stylus went AWOL.

The Israeli military correspondent who accompanied the soldiers said they were concerned about Hamas booby-traps.

"Our government is a fascist dictatorship, " a minister would remark to a foreign correspondent.

Correspondent: "So you spent almost 10 thousand dollars on an ad in a national parenting magazine. Was it worth it? "

I'd lived and worked there for almost two years as a correspondent for Dutch radio.

But Guardian correspondent Declan Walsh, who was on the scene, interviewed victims in hospital.

At Ebertfest I met Monica Valero, wife of my Far-Flung Correspondent Gerard, and through my blog I met Marie Haws and Kelly Eddington.

So four years on - and my last European summit as a correspondent based here in Brussels is fast approaching.

The two sides are both expressed in his crowded months as a correspondent in Cuba and Greece.

Maggie Fox, Health and Science Correspondent for Reuters News Service, wrote a great story on the relationship between sleep and fat.

Your correspondent was lucky enough to slip through the net.

A BBC correspondent in Kampala says Ugandan withdrawl would have serious implications for regional peacekeeping efforts.

To chime the notes of his emotion, a verse mysteriously entered the correspondent's head.

In 1922, as a foreign correspondent inBudapest, I accompanied such a police raid.

Our correspondent in Brussels Chris Morris says reaching agreement at the summit will not be easy.

One of the festival's most lionised writers was Ali Sethi whose father is The Economist's correspondent in Pakistan.

Another correspondent found him asleep while he was supposed to be meditating in private.

Sometimes the boom of the surf rang in the correspondent's ears, and he turned the craft seaward then and rowed harder.

If your correspondent sends you a rude letter , try your best not to reply in similar sharp terms, answer him courteously instead .

CORRESPONDENT Toyota is shifting gears in its eco-friendly push, putting its hybrid Prius sedan on the mass marketing highway.

The only thing that is clear is that if your correspondent should be shown the door, there is a sweeping legal precedent in his favour.

Our correspondent reports the expulsion stems from comments by the official that appeared in the international media in recent months.

When a conflict commands headlines, readers and viewers cling to every word a correspondent writes or broadcasts.

But there should be no illusions, our correspondent says, as superficial harmony inevitably masks significant underlying tensions.

He served as correspondent and Beijing bureau chief of TIME Magazine and is currently CNN's Beijing bureau chief.

On this basis and by using correspondent fatigue criteria, fatigue life prediction of steel box girder of bridge was discussed.

Presently it seemed that even the captain dozed, and the correspondent thought that he was the one man afloat on all the oceans.

But there should be no illusions as superficial harmony inevitably masks significant underlying tensions, our correspondent says.

BBC correspondent says it follows complaints that some countries have been fielding overage players.

A BBC correspondent in the region says the report is in contrast to the usually upbeat assessments from the military.

So sorry this has taken so long to write--remember, I am not a very good correspondent, but I am a good prayer partner! !

Military correspondent Bevin Alexander wrote, When Chinese army attacked, they mostly relied on light weapons, machine guns and grenades.

At the time an assistant foreign minister delivered a stinging lecture to your correspondent.

finally to analyze the main problems of domestic retail enterprise tax planning, and the correspondent solutions are offered.

At the time of writing, your correspondent was told only that my bookings were still "on schedule" .

Richard O'Mara worked for 34 years as an editorial writer, foreign correspondent, and foreign editor of the Baltimore Sun.

Ben Wang connection of the China Radio International in Israel correspondent Qian, described the day of meetings.

With many questions on this matter, "World Expo" special correspondent visited the Davis doctor.

SEVERAL years ago, your correspondent found his telephone bill was getting out of hand and vowed to halve it.

He was a diplomatic correspondent for many years and had a ringside seat in Washington.

Terrific, America Bank is the correspondent bank, of the Bank of China. We can definitely trust it.

Odebrecht, the Brazilian firm building the railway, recently flew your correspondent to Salgueiro, where its two coast-bound branches meet.

Keith Schneider, a former national correspondent and regular contributor to the New York Times, is senior editor of Circle of Blue.

If nothing has happened after ten seconds or so, your impatient correspondent hits the browser's stop button followed by the reload key.

The vermian virus that report from our correspondent transmits quickly through MSN " MSN Christmas photograph " the popularity on the net.

A BBC correspondent says it follows complaints that some countries have been fielding overage players.

Matt Hughes, Deputy Football Correspondent, Dnipropetrovsk.

As a precaution, your correspondent has been taking a fresh look at some of the alternatives he dismissed last time round.

This invention offers a set of hard disk array parity operation and correspondent method.

Today the various networks of branches, joint ventures, and correspondent banks exist peacefully .

Here Bridget Kendall, BBC Moscow correspondent at the time, asks how this product of Soviet Communism ended up as its destroyer.

Air concentration is correspondent to normal distribution, in internal and external shear layers respectively.

This exhibition illustrates the importance culture can have in diplomatic exchanges, our correspondent says.

JIM LEHRER: For more on this now to Mark Thompson, national security correspondent for Time Magazine .

CORRESPONDENT And if it's your job to entertain the tourists.

It's not only Facebook's vulnerability that has forced your correspondent to look elsewhere for his social networking.

But on the "Destiny All Stars" cheerleading team, that's nothing unusual, because everyone does, reports CBS News correspondent Jeff Glor .