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These misconceptions arose from rumours, some spread by clerics, that the vaccine would cause impotence and AIDS, which would “eat us away from within,” he said.

These strikes have dispersed Al-Qaida’s strength, disrupted its strategies and revealed Al-Qaida’s plans to Iraqi security agencies, thus weakening its ability to finance and recruit terrorists in Iraq.

If Legislative Council Members do not distinguish between right and wrong and harbour officials and Executive Council Members regardless of what heinous wrongdoings they have committed, I believe the credibility of the Legislative Council would also be toppled.

With regards to housing matters, he launched the "SUEN's nine strokes" and single-handedly smashed the rule of rents of public rental units should not exceed 10% of the median household income of the tenants.

With the collapse of the former regime in mid-2003, local residents opened floodgates and [...]

We in Indonesia are great believers in democratic reform, because that is what saved us from being totally crushed by the Asian financial crisis of 1997.

[...] [...] had dragged the local Bank of Credit and Commerce into troubles.

The Government of Cambodia denies the occurrence of secret detention after the fall of the Khmer Rouge regime.

If the building starts to break up, protect yourself with mattresses, rugs or blankets or by sheltering under a strong table or bench.

This led to riots across three dozen countries, political fallouts, and export bans and restrictions as countries’ governments sought to prioritize the food security needs of their own populations.

The Scheme will not bankrupt our economy, because total provision pension payment amounts to less than 1.5% of GDP, because pension payment will be iron-linked to contribution income thus preventing indiscriminate increases in benefits, and because an estimate average contribution of $180 per month is an extremely modest price for the working community to pay.

We strongly support Special Representative De Mistura’s call for a surge for the protection of civilians, particularly as 2010 was the deadliest year for civilians since the fall of the Taliban regime in 2001.

[...] aftermath of the collapse of the Barre regime, [...] [...]

Furthermore, UNESCO has responded positively to the request of the Oil-for-Food Secretariat to implement in South and Central Iraq some $40 million of contracts in secondary and higher education, which were left pending following the demise of the previous government.

[...] stressed that the collapse in 2003 of the [...] [...]

States also acknowledged that the porosity of borders was an aggravating element of illicit arms trafficking at all levels and that it led to the prolongation of conflicts, exacerbated violence, undermined the internal security of States, increased the activities of transnational organized crime, corruption, drug trafficking and in some cases even terrorism at the same time that it undermined development and allowed criminals and weapons traffickers to have free access to armaments through poor border control.