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Current levels of aid are dwarfed by the mounting costs of the damage done to LDC economies and their people.

If the Government thinks the measures are effective because of this and is complacent enough to rest upon its oars, property prices are bound to make another unreasonable rebound.

Enjoying a day at the hotel, Mouri is framed for a crime and depends on his ex-wife Eri to solve it for him.

The absence of investor confidence can have financially damaging effects; investors may be discouraged from taking a long term interest in the company which may, in turn, erode investor support for fund raising in the primary market and may lead to a higher [...] [...]

[...] of the memory of victims of the tragic events [...] [...]

In his letter, Mr. Al Moallem stresses the [...] [...]

Those conducted are insufficient and fail to describe adequately (1) the treatment received, (2) the source of any injuries, or (3) the type, location and characteristics of all injuries, details that could serve not only to determine the consistency of reports or complaints of torture, thereby constituting a useful tool for the prevention of torture, but also to preclude false complaints against the police alleging behaviour of this kind.

[...] [...] Oversight lacunae in the United Nations system; JIU/REPORT/2006/4 A second review of the implementation of Headquarters agreements concluded by United Nations system organizations: Provision of Headquarters premises and other facilities by host countries; and JIU/REPORT/2006/5 and Corr.1 Towards a United Nations humanitarian assistance programme for disaster response and reduction: Lessons learnt from the Indian Ocean tsunami disaster.

This time around the dynamics are more complex because there are not two groups of countries, but four: (a) the ‘‘incumbent’’ developed countries; (b) the ‘‘catching-up’’ countries that are growing through industrialization and structural transformation; (c) the ‘‘commodityboom’’ countries that are benefiting from the high commodity prices; and (d) the ‘‘aspiring’’ countries, those low-income, resource-poor countries that have yet to build their productive capacities to move up the income ladder.

[...] [...] violations and false accusations.

[...] [...] Ages in Meersburg, or climb up the knights‘ [...]

Very successful projects dealt with monitoring, assessment and prediction of geological hazards, desertification, past and future environment and global change, interrelation of geology and archaeology, [...] [...]

In that regard, we are gravely concerned about the curious ongoing disregard for the actions of those groups, which coincides with a systemic political misinformation campaign demonizing the Syrian authorities and the Syrian army and accusing the Syrian State of the crimes perpetrated by those groups by turning the facts on their heads while saying nothing about the crimes perpetrated by them.

Grenada reported that it adheres to those democratic principles which create the order requisite for its citizens to lead full and participatory lives and firmly believes in the object and purpose of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and agrees that vilification of religions is unacceptable and jeopardizes world peace.