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Secondly, the situation needed to be stabilised on the ground, as the clashes demonstrated poor communications and, at least, different perceptions about what was taking place.

[...] States, let me express my deepest condolences for those killed and wounded [...] [...]

The sounds heard during the performance are all produced live by the printers.

[...] [...] conduct joint exercises with the new army, undertake inspections [...] [...]

Ms Petya Hristova, representative of the International Theatre Institute (ITI), began her presentation by emphasizing the importance and effectiveness of using the performing arts to nurture dialogue between cultures, to instil self-confidence in youth, to empower women and minority groups, and finally to attain overall social cohesion, which she described as a prerequisite for economic prosperity.

[...] backdrop that fireworks displays were [...] [...]

Once the authors (songwriter and music composer) create the song, it is then performed by singers and musicians, recorded by a producer of phonograms, and distributed by a broadcaster.

For example, new elements have been added to the Ocean Park, music and lighting shows and fireworks shows are staged at the beautiful Victoria Harbour, and new theme parks such as the Hong Kong Disneyland and the Wetland Park have been opened, all successfully attracting large numbers of visitors.

[...] [...] bodies and the adoption of a “firewall” within UNDP [...] [...]

[...] continually tested, through both exercises and [...]

Three kinds of controversies have bedeviled the use of intellectual property in science and in sciencebased commerce recently: an over-liberal granting of patents, which can lead to increased litigation costs and extremely complex systems of cross-licensing and patent trading amongst corporations and governments; new database laws, which effectively give single corporations rights over facts – something the intellectual property systems of the world have long been explicitly opposed to, and which can curtail even the most innocuous basic research by introducing prohibitive costs; and the rise of so-called ‘business-method’ patents in information technology.

As for the promotion of tourism, a number of key tourist infrastructure like the Hong Kong Disneyland, the Hong Kong Wetland Park and the Ngong Ping 360 have been opened and they have drawn in a huge number of tourists.

[...] [...] sometimes used as performance venues to meet market needs for venues to stage mega shows and pop concerts.

(d) To promote and help organize fire drills in buildings with the co-operation of Owners Corporations, Mutual Aid Committees, Property Management Companies and owners.

[...] studio Debate and through written commentaries, [...] [...]

In the ensuing exchange of gunfire, a law enforcement [...]

Since the Cartagena Summit, the following States Parties made use of "Form J" to provide information on matters which may assist in the implementation process and in resource mobilization: Afghanistan, Albania, Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Burundi, Cambodia, Canada, Chad, Chile, Colombia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Ecuador, Estonia, France, Germany, Guinea-Bissau, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Malawi, Netherlands, Norway, Philippines, Senegal, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, and Uganda.

[...] [...] margin of error indicated in the formulae.

The Committee has recognized that the continuation of Taliban activity in Afghanistan suggests insufficient implementation of the arms embargo and has decided to follow up by identifying possible cases of non-compliance (see S/2009/427, para. 27).