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In the six months of The Nail Theater’s existence, Grass Stage held [...] [...]

[...] [...] 53/214 to set the retirement pension for the members of the Court at one half of the annual salary, the annual retirement benefit of a member of the Court [...] [...]

The succession of energy, food and financial/economic crises in the second half of the decade, combined with mounting environmental and climate change concerns, has called into question some of the fundamental assumptions underlying the Asia-Pacific region’s development outlook and strategy, in particular the extent to which regional markets can be developed to complement traditional markets in the [...]

[...] as we prepare for the second half.

[...] [...] Asia; two posts for the establishment, later in 2011, of [...] [...]

[...] Strategy for the Second Half of the DESD is to [...] [...]

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Following the extension of the review cycle to four and a half years and within existing [...] [...]

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In an effort to make the best use of all services and in line with the practice of the General Assembly and other bodies, it is also suggested that, for the current session, the Committee waive the stipulation in rule 16 of its rules of procedure (TCDC/2/Rev.1) that the President may declare a meeting open and permit the debate to proceed when representatives of at least one third of the States participating are present.

This was the back of Mandela's head, which was then attached to the platinum face.

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The programme activities of the Natural Sciences Sector have been guided over the biennium as a whole – to which the final semester has been no exception – by landmark international events (both past and upcoming) and development targets, notably the World Conference on Science, the MDGs, the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, the International Year of Freshwater, the Third World Water Forum, Stage 1 of the World Summit on the Information Society, and the Ten-Year Review Meeting of the Barbados Plan of Action for Small Island Developing States (Mauritius, 2004).

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Paragraph (7) (which has become 2011 paragraph (10)) has been considerably strengthened: the phrase “upon request” and the last part of the paragraph has been deleted with the result that the procuring entity is obliged under the 2011 Model Law, without any qualifier, to promptly communicate to each supplier or contractor that has not been pre-qualified the reasons therefor.

Traffic to the United Nations Bookshop dropped during the latter part of 2009 owing to the ongoing relocation away from the Secretariat Building of staff members, who had made up about 30 per cent of the Bookshop’s customers.

Although controlled by an armed opposition group, Isaley is jointly owned — together with ‘Eel Ma’aan port — by a consortium of Somali businessmen, Capital Airlines has been officially exploring the use of Isaley as an alternative to the K50 airfield, owned by Ahmed D’uale ‘Heef’, which had an exclusive contract formiraa flights with Blue Bird and Freedom aviation.140 The Monitoring Group has since received information from multiple sources about flights landing at Isaley in August and September 2010, despite the fact that no such authorization was ever granted by the Somali Civil Aviation and Meteorology Authority.141 However, there are no indications that Capital Airlines was the operator of those flights.

Emphasis should be placed on research and development in the field of mine closure and dealing with mining legacies; programmes and initiatives should be undertaken by Government, industry and other stakeholders.

Furthermore, since the manufacturer of mitral and aortic valves, Saint Jude, no longer does business in Cuba, the Institute must purchase them from other countries at a cost of US$ 1,200 apiece, US$ 400 to US$ 500 more than the price charged by Saint Jude.