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Indeed, at the time of writing, LRA attacks, often resulting in the disfigurement of victims’ faces and death, were on the increase.

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Although the key signatures of each one doesn't seem to have been designed as part of a series, I am fascinated by the idea that the first four offer an ever more intense exploration of human passions and sufferings—"futile" passions inspired by the French baroque in partita 1, harsh and angry pain in the Fugue in G minor, reaching an apogee in the chaconne where even the major, "divine" element is in the end swept up in a great wave of nostalgia and resignation.

[...] the heart's rhythm becomes disturbed [...]

[...] [...] downs, the last play, is a deep woody composition, cedar wood, amber and vanilla, let it rock melody distributed energy, and the most warm smell of ending, let the fragrance spectrum out of a rock, let the listener with the music rhythm, feeling [...]

14.53 In the biennium 2012-2013, in order to respond better to the needs of Member States (in particular with respect to the medical exposure of patients, radiation levels and effects of energy production, exposure to natural sources of radiation and the effects of low-dose-rate radiation exposure) and to the rapid pace and increasing complexity of scientific developments and global communications, several strategic shifts initiated in 2008-2009 will continue, namely: (a) streamlining the Committee’s scientific evaluation processes; (b) enhancing mechanisms for data collection, analysis and dissemination; (c) improving results-based planning and coordination with other stakeholders; and (d) raising awareness of the Committee and its essential findings among decision makers and the public to help bridge the science-policy gap and identify any changes needed in the management of the impacts of radiation exposure on health and the environment.

[...] [...] several generations of composers and musicians of [...] [...]

Therefore, as shown in the chart below, the cash amount available under UNESCO’s General Fund varies widely over time and changes considerably depending on the rate of receipt of Member States’ assessed contributions.

[...] [...] pace of those rapid changes, and have met the [...]

The working capital requirement varies according to the availability and amount of resources, on the one hand, and the amount and rate of the Organization’s expenses, on the other.

Romain Guyot plays solo concerts across Europe, Japan, Korea, South-America and United States. He performed the clarinet concertos with the English Chamber Orchestra, the Sinfonia Varsovia, the Tokyo Mozart Players, the "Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio-France" and the Ulster BBC Orchestra.

As our lives become ever more hectic and fast-paced, holidaymakers are choosing cruising as a wonderful alternative to stressful airport travel, multiple hotel bookings and the uncertainty of not knowing exactly what you’re getting.

This provision leads to a gradual changeover from the voluntary scheme to the mandatory one: the pace and the extent of this changeover constitute the rotation policy implementation indicators.

Marvellous Flower - a joyful bouquet of tender roses and sweet peonies with a dash of sparkling berries.

[...] [...] awareness, and to follow the rhythms of life, from the seasons, [...] [...]

In its 2012 report on managing the risks of extreme events and disasters, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change concluded that "A changing climate leads to changes in the frequency, intensity, spatial extent, duration, and timing of extreme weather and climate events, and can result in unprecedented extreme weather and climate events.

[...] [...] adapt to change; and (ii) prioritize interaction with NGOs that have successfully kept pace with these rapid changes and are able [...] [...]