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He has also circulated with a passport under the false name “Robert Montaya

Thirdly, an ever-decreasing number of areas where security is still disturbed by the presence of those roving, residual armed elements are viewed and treated by both parties as sensitive and unstable.

[...] [...] territory, and it holds the United States Government responsible for any consequences that might result from [...] [...]

MONUC estimates that less than 100 LRA elements remain in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and some 300 to 350 LRA elements continue to move in small groups between the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Central African Republic and the Sudan, and possibly as far as Chad.

Parents interviewed in Shabunda saw nothing wrong, as one explained, “offering our boys guaranteed stronger protection by Raïa Mutomboki against the marauding FDLR elements that raid our livestock”.

The temporary surge of 3,085 additional troops and formed police personnel will rebalance the military and police components, giving them more flexibility and agility and increasing their ability to perform new tasks, such as preventing the spillover of foreign armed groups from being pushed out of the Kivus to Maniema and Katanga provinces.

[...] cross-border terrorist mobility also requires [...] [...]

In this connection, the establishment on 23 May by Chad, the Sudan and the Central African Republic at their tripartite summit meeting in Khartoum of a joint mechanism to promote border security and stability and strengthen economic ties among themselves testifies to the positive posture and determination of leaders of the subregion to eliminate the persisting peace and security threats that have terrorized the people, including the activities of the Lord’s Resistance Army and other criminal groups roaming the countryside in the Chad-Sudan-Central African Republic triangle.

[...] [...] deal with highly mobile criminals and [...]

The ease with which criminals and other highway bandits communicate and move from one country to another requires the establishment of multifaceted cooperation in order to make it possible for the various initiatives undertaken to achieve the anticipated goals.

[...] [...] including terrorists, into the territory [...]

From 1983 on she became one of the quickest rising stars of the international modeling world, being featured on the covers of numerous international fashion magazines.

[...] [...] those who sprang from his mouth, arms, thighs, [...]

Sometimes, the UNESCO emblem is presented in a garbled or distorted form.

The Reverend wanted to breed a small terrier that had high stamina for the hunt, as well as being brave and able to chase out foxes that had gone to ground.

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The Sector made a particular effort to distil the lessons learned in the implementation of the programme during the 31 C/5 period and arrived at a consensus on how to apply them to the execution of the programme in document 32 C/5 (2004-2005).

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[...] measures, including safe management of [...] [...]

As the virus is a potentially dangerous pathogen, it is important for incidents of leakage of human swine influenza A virus (subtype H1) from laboratories to be subject to the statutory notification requirement, so as to facilitate early detection of such incidents, and to enable appropriate control measures to be implemented in a timely manner for the protection of laboratory workers and prevention of spread of diseases.