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In the words of one of my more sympathetic correspondents, it has turned out to be an "Annus Horribilis" .

One of the U. P correspondents, a heavy drinker, was taken to Frankfurt last week under Gestapo guard for an operation.

Correspondents say the case is one of a string of abuses by the religious police that have been exposed by the Saudi media.

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English gentlemen used to employ correspondents to write them once a week from London the gossip of the court and of the town.

When the ban came into force at midnight, correspondents said there was a moment's silence, before the square erupted in cheers.

Correspondents were now treated to the spectacle of a government trying to make an admittedly bad situation even worse than it was.

Correspondents say the one-child policy is not always strictly enforced and the worst that violators normally expect is a fine.

Correspondents say legislators voted overwhelmingly to make sure detainees held at Guantanamo would not be transferred to the United States.

Brazilian correspondents have fanned out to Colorado, Nevada and New Hampshire, offering daily coverage of every shift in the polls.

The Dominican Republic has also been a landing point for foreign correspondents who have come to cover the tragedy.

The Frontline Club in London has long been where foreign correspondents gather to swap boozy stories about far-flung adventures and bravado.

We returned to Peking, and shortly Yu Chung-ching and I joined a group of correspondents for a nine-day trip southwest to Sian and Yenan.

Correspondents say both sides are trying to boost military co-operation, but there are still significant underlying tensions.

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

'This by far the most challenging year in terms of what you can sell, ' Ms. Zhang told the Foreign Correspondents Club Shanghai.

At this point the Admiral broke down: Veteran Washington correspondents crowded round him, tears streaming down their faces.

The bidding result of the GSM collective purchase reported by our correspondents may not be haphazard or regional .

Inquiries established this was a Virgin airship advertising the launch of the Ford Mondeo but several correspondents refused to believe it.

She was always sending peacock feathers to her correspondents and friends.

Correspondents note that the very age of many of the country's buildings makes them particularly vulnerable to earthquake damage.

a television reporter who coordinates a broadcast to which several correspondents contribute.

"Arguing with press aides and senior officials" might as well be part of the job description for White House correspondents.

Correspondents say Brazilians are sensitive about making grammatical errors which are often associated with a lack of education.

According to reports of correspondents asked to go a few areas of conflict interview, not subjected to any block.

Mr Koppel is one of America's most trusted correspondents with a reputation for serious and fair reporting.

Many other foreign correspondents felt sympathy for China in the face of what was seen as brutal aggression.

At the White House correspondents' dinner this month, Mr Obama was the guest of honour.

Kudos to you and the show's producers & correspondents for bringing these criminals out into the light.

Letters can be sent to small businesses, householders and other private correspondents that have no telex machine.

With more than 1000 foreign media correspondents based in London, it is a city with a voice that is heard all around the world.

Correspondents said Pyongyang's latest remarks appeared to seek once again to ratchet up tensions on the Korean peninsula.

She regularly entertained visitors and was sustained by the friendship of interesting and loyal correspondents, Elizabeth Bishop among them.

Gerbert himself was part of a circle of correspondents who excitedly discussed the latest developments as they arose.

Only a few newspapers have their own correspondents on the spot, and thus receive most of their information and reports from news agencies.

these were then discussed by the group and circulated to a wide range of experts , including unidroit s extensive network of correspondents.

White House correspondents assumed a more adversarial stance, and the bond between media and government elites frayed.

But correspondents in South Korea say allowing markets to operate more freely may be the only way for many in the North to feed themselves.

In between, on the Saturday night, a relaxed Mr Obama gave a wisecracking speech at the annual White House correspondents' dinner.

Correspondents say White House expertise on the region is now much diminished.

Mister Filkins is widely considered one of the finest war correspondents of this generation.

BBC correspondents in the ruined capital say there is no sign yet of any organized relief effort.

My thanks to all the correspondents who've written me to share their experiences with R and related projects.

Correspondents say the cost of so many returns may have led to the decision to stop the service.

Good foreign correspondents tend to be very expensive.

Correspondents say that means they often have little or no choice but to put up with violence and harassment.

Provided the session key has not been compromised , the value of the cryptographic function will be the same at each of the correspondents .

A more diverse circle of correspondents - specifically, the number of people reachable in three steps - was also tied to higher performance.

It's smart enough to import your address book into its whitelist, so messages from your existing correspondents will never be blocked.

Or so I tried to suggest to the fatigued correspondents during that long night in the weird setting of a Moscow ballroom.

Sirens of ambulances can be heard by Xinhua correspondents around Baghdad city center as the wounded are being rushed to local hospitals.

Sod all that, my correspondents insist: just look out of the window.

The Foreign Correspondents Club of China said its tracing of the most recent attacks to its Web site to Chinese servers is inconclusive.

Correspondents say his economic policies should appeal to the party's conservative supporters, but that elsewhere, he's seen as a moderate.

Correspondents say President Sarkozy has used the civil courts more than any other French president in a bid to protect his family.

Even before the rebel assault, correspondents were prohibited from venturing out of the hotel on their own.

But few of its correspondents appear willing to believe them, and for many UFO fiction quickly becomes UFO fact.

And correspondents say Europe's fragmented response to the crisis so far has done little to reassure investors.

In western Pegu Division the diplomats and correspondents will be able to observe voting only in Prome.

Reuters correspondents with local knowledge help visitors get the most out of a short stay in Seoul.

To which the despondent reply is: "But they're all correspondents! "

Correspondents say the fall of Brega would be a major breakthrough for anti-Gaddafi forces.

Among the first things to go as the industry cuts back has been foreign correspondents.

The Sametime bot can help bridge language gaps that exists between you and your correspondents.

That has created an opening for the BBC, with its vast network of foreign correspondents.

Office for popular entertainment capital "fishing machine" is any backing, correspondents through the investigation to find out the answer.

Correspondents reporting on the Beijing Games are facing restrictions on entering certain areas of the city and censorship on the Internet.

Only a handful of China's conservative, state-run publications have permanent bureaus and correspondents in foreign countries.

Mike Wallace, one of the original correspondents on the CBS news magazine "60 Minutes" is born in Brookline, Massachusetts.

Correspondents say his detention is likely to complicate ongoing efforts to stabilise the finances of struggling euro zone member states.

You must also understand the appropriate techniques for using differing communication channels to a wide range of correspondents.

The food is a lot better than at the foreign correspondents' once-favoured haunt in Baghdad, the Hamra Hotel.

Most correspondents stopped reporting Medvedev's speeches. They had become boring and lacking in credibility.

A common session key may then be generated from the public and private information of respective ones of the correspondents.

Entities of teaching-guide newspapers, digest newspapers and college newspapers shall not establish any correspondents ' station.

Yes, we naturally have closer connections with our correspondents in exchanging information and participating in various consortium plans .

Correspondents say the men could face up to 20 years in jail.

Mr. Rockowitz was dismissive of the idea in his remarks on Tuesday at the Foreign Correspondents' Club.

Finally, his taunting and the questions of television correspondents obliging Mr. Trump got on the president's nerves.

Where would the entertainment world be without 'The Daily Show' and its talented former correspondents?

Correspondents say it's unclear whether this was a one-off rise or the start of more general European recovery.

Mr Peres has three days to consult, but correspondents say it is now almost certain that elections will be called for early next year.

The third truth is "None of many domestic and foreign correspondents reported the massacre. "

Foreign correspondents cite reports of university students being interrogated after talking to journalists.

Xiangtan online correspondents will then make unannounced visits to the case to Yuhu Yuhu Public Security Bureau police station.

The correspondents say Guineans had hoped for tougher sanctions and the embargo was the weakest measure ECOWAS could agree on.

We'd reckon these two correspondents among the best on the paper.

Two AP correspondents were also roughed up, the news agency said.

Contrary to what some correspondents think, it doesn't have anything to do with receipt of unemployment insurance.

Various inducements were also offered to mobilise voters, including cheap food, free cinema tickets or toys, correspondents say.

I wore my first tux this year to the White House Correspondents' dinner.

AUDIO: Our correspondents on why struggling euro-zone economies should restructure their debt sooner rather than later.

The modern newspaper has long had a video editor and now equips its correspondents with cameras.

Mobile users find SMS to be a fast, discrete way to keep in touch with friends, family, coworkers, and other mobile correspondents.

The Foreign Correspondents Club of China has urged its members to be more vigilant about security following the threats.

Driving rain had hampered the night's search in what correspondents are now referring to as a ghost city.

He will make his Washington debut on Saturday as a guest at the White House Correspondents Association dinner.

Correspondents say Mr. Djotodia had originally planned to appoint himself president of the Central African Republic for three years.

Reuters correspondents with local knowledge help visitors get the most from a short stay in a city of culture, conquest and intrigue.

Correspondents say the reforms are expected to boost President Joseph Kabila's chances of re-election in November.

Correspondents say Israeli leaders want to get off to a smooth start with the new administration in Washington.

Reuters correspondents with local knowledge help visitors make the most of the city, a center of traditional Taiwanese culture.

One widely discussed idea, which the Royal Society's correspondents re-examine, is to fertilise the oceans with iron.

The correspondents are living in the capitals of the states they are sent to, and are mostly reporting on developments in those capitals.

After the talks, Zhu and Rasmussen attended a joint press conference and took questions from Chinese and foreign correspondents.

The assignment desk operates 24 hours a day, staffed by editors who move crews, correspondents and equipment to the scenes of events.

Xinhua correspondents in Tripoli also confirmed that an oil storage in the western city of Misurata exploded on Saturday.

We can show that the intuitionistic L-fuzzy subgroups and families of subgroups of a group G are one-to-one correspondents.

The most avid collectors of news were businessmen, some of whom acted as correspondents to papers.

This is in no way meant to reflect on the sincerity of the views of American and English foreign correspondents.

The same correspondents ask the same questions to the same people every year and, wonder of wonders, every year we get the same answers.

Also in New York is the International Desk, where editors work with news editors and correspondents in more than 90 AP bureaus worldwide.

We foreign correspondents in China knew this was going to be a historic year, especially with the Olympics.

'You'll be surprised to find how far the war correspondents keep from the fighting. '

A demonstration of political will by both China and the US will be important in breaking the deadlock in negotiations, correspondents say.

On the ground, correspondents say there is little immediate sign of a co-ordinated relief effort.

Explosion is very strong that day, the stay of foreign correspondents at the hotel can obviously feel.

In this blog, our correspondents consider the fluctuations in the world economy and the policies intended to produce more booms than busts.

old Wei told correspondents, more holidays, nigh the plot is many more probable to refuse, so he swept from the ongoing work.

Correspondents should consult the daily Journal of the World Health Assembly for information on whether meetings are "open" or "closed" .

After the briefing, Zhou answered questions raised by the correspondents.

This is the height of hurricane season, when correspondents typically expect to be dispatched to the Gulf Coast.

"The New York Times" surveyed its correspondents in each of the places we had visited.

Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Shanghai.

Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Shenyang.

"Perhaps this myth of safety was simply too powerful, " he told the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan.

Over 700 Chinese and foreign correspondents will arrive at Shanghai to cover the meeting.

Correspondents say attention will be focused on the turnout after some pro-reform campaigners urged a boycott.

Correspondents described a festive atmosphere in the capital that was not dampened by earlier rain and cold.

Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Beijing.

They said foreign correspondents who stayed too long in a place went blind.

Embedded correspondents have provided live reports from troops under fire and on the move.

Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt .

In fact in September this year, the group provided in-house training for university student correspondents in Aceh.

The UN headquarters has collapsed and correspondents say there is little official presence in Port-au-Prince despite incidents of looting.

He belittles his large philosophical gifts, finds publication an agony and worries to correspondents that his work is rot.

Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Jinan.

Correspondents say the story highlights the poor pay and living conditions of many migrant workers in China.

The town He came to town again as correspondents around, have to DongQing not-for webmaster and tian ren group TangWanJun contact.

The two leaders jointly met with correspondents after they ended their talks.

Correspondents say the figures will lead to new demands from China's competitors that it devalue the yuan.

Premier Wen Jiabao mentioned Resolution 1441 for three times when meeting with correspondents from home and abroad.

a series of what correspondents describe as thinly veiled threats to use force.

Correspondents in cars still try to blend in with the locals.

Correspondents say the Communist Party fears that if annual growth slips below 8%, there will be social instability.

Correspondents say a floatation in Asia, where the club has a huge following, could go a long way to wiping out the debt.

the new york times has correspondents in france , germany , etc.

Nowadays, in addition to a worldwide network of stringers, the paper has about 20 staff correspondents abroad.

Okawa: American banks have a slightly different relationship with correspondents than Japanese banks do .

MoCo correspondents Sabine, Jaime and Ryan are now all in Milan for Design Week.

the new york times has correspondents in france , germany , and other countries.

In order for the customers to transmit, exchange, and process data with their foreign correspondents.

Correspondents say most Russians believe he has greater influence in the country and far more power than Mr Medvedev.

The contractees should sign a contract with the correspondents contractor to define each other's rights and obligations.

Our domestic and international correspondents permit us to offer a wide range of services to our customers .

War correspondents often place themselves in harm's way and, unavoidably, some die doing their jobs.

Most? foreign correspondents become obsessed with something in the end.

And we do maintain mutual reserve account relationships with our major correspondents .

Correspondents say the report suggests there is a human cost to China's rapid economic development.

Although we have war correspondents, most of them have to serve as editors at the same time, with little time left to gather news.

Reuters correspondents with local knowledge help visitors get the most from a short stay.

The people left in Paris watched the entry in silence, reports the Associated Press correspondents.

Correspondents say anti-Assad governments may now work outside the UN to end the bloodshed.

And no air time for their correspondents "covering" the campaign.

FT correspondents such as David pilling have gained unrivalled access to Japan's top business people, politicians and artists.

a. More and more correspondents intend to open a US dollar account with our bank.

He was highly thought of by Nato because he got the job done, correspondents say.

We have previously organized foreign correspondents to report in Tibet, we will continue to do so in the future.

Is the summit open to journalists and correspondents of all media in the world?

Foreign correspondents should note: they now have some new standards to match.

These are being hastily gathered by schoolboys and equally excited foreign correspondents.

So I was some of the foreign correspondents in Macau for the past 20 years.

rebels in countries such as Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and Yemen treat its correspondents as heroic comrades-in-arms.

Correspondents estimate that General Lee surrendered with 25, 000 men.

There are 800 foreign correspondents here, all focused on the conflict.

Visa J-1 to resident foreign correspondents in China; Visa J-2 to foreign correspondents who make short trip to China on reporting tasks.

And many correspondents from the Hong Kong and Macao media crowded around the hospital gate for further news.

Our Tokyo correspondents report on reactions in the Japanese capital to Friday's earthquake. For a more general reporting piece, see article

Headquartered in Beijing, China Daily also has branches in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hong Kong and correspondents in all major cities in China.

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