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Cash releases a tiger-elephant and it starts attacking and suniyo throws a cake which causes discomfort in its stomach and it runs away.

[...] [...] the Fourth International Experts’ Meeting on Borobudur (4-8 July 2003) which marked the twentieth anniversary of the closing of the Borobudur Safeguarding Campaign; Timor-Leste (6-7 July 2003) the Organization’s 189th and newest Member State, just over one year after it attained independence (20 May 2002); India, first, from 9 to 11 July 2003, on the occasion of the International Ministerial Conference “Dialogue among Civilizations: Quest for New Perspectives” and, from 9 to 13 November 2003, on the occasion of UNESCO’s Third Meeting of the High-Level Group on Education for All hosted in New Delhi; Bangladesh (13-17 November 2003) where he signed a Plan of Operations for a Technical and Vocational Training project; Bhutan (17-20 November [...] [...]

[...] [...] permissible weights and dimensions, and partly because some carriers desire to turn a higher profit through fewer runs with heavier loads.

[...] institutional capacity and weak political processes still prevent many governments from responding to the priorities of their citizens, the spread of democratic principles around the world, the growing contribution of civil society to democratic processes, the fight against corruption and the process of decentralisation that is ongoing in many countries all have the potential to contribute greatly to building a solid foundation for the achievement of effective, equitable and sustainable [...]

[...] provides a ‘safety net’ and escape route if play tips over into being too stressful – ‘I’m not playing’.

Again today, my country, through me, states loud and clear that all nations must sow the seeds of peace in houses, temples, churches, mosques, pagodas and convents, in short in all places of worship, in order to free our world of religious wars and so that people are no longer victims of acts of terrorism based on religion.

The decision to extradite them was taken in accordance with the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and also taking into account the gravity of the charges, to avoid the individuals escaping and to ensure public security on the territory of the State party.

Pending a full evaluation of the experience gained with and the results attained by the various CCT projects carried out during the 31 C/5 and 32 C/5, the Director-General recommends to continue during the 33 C/5 only a limited number of ongoing CCT projects which have demonstrably shown effectiveness and results in particular at the field level as well as the use of innovative modalities and approaches, but not to add new CCT [...]

[...] [...] construction and other large projects such as helipads, access roads, aprons and the extension and recarpeting of existing runways; partially offset by increased costs for rental of premises owing to delays in the construction of accommodation and office [...] [...]

The Administration for Cultural Property, in cooperation with other relevant services and institutions, organizes activities including: the documenting and registering of collections, particularly those in places of worship; upgrading of security systems in museums and sacral buildings; [...] [...]

Interfaith International said the large influx of foreign workers and the achievement of certain goals related to economic rights, favoured a degree of tolerance among the population, the opening of temples, churches and other places of religious veneration.

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With regard to the introduction of HFC-32 technology, UNIDO approached once again the Government of Algeria and the enterprise in particular on whether they would be able to introduce HFC-32 technology which is superior for air-conditioning applications and more sustainable as compared to HFC-410A, with lower negative impact on the climate, noting that it is not yet mature and kits are not yet commercially available in Algeria.

The new roadster uncompromisingly takes driving [...]

[...] [...] from which information has been obtained provide specific legislation covering geographical indications although it is unclear whether this legislation stems directly from the TRIPS Agreement or was already in [...]

[...] Administrative and Budgetary Questions (see A/59/736, para. 8), the Board assessed the ageing of its previous recommendations that had not yet been fully implemented.

8 Where the Financial Secretary is satisfied that such transfer is not likely to affect adversely his ability to fulfill any purpose for which the Exchange Fund is required to be or may be used under section 3(1) or (1A), he may, after consulting the Exchange Fund Advisory Committee, and with the prior approval of the Chief Executive in Council, transfer from the Fund to the general revenue or to such other fund or funds of the Government as may be authorized by the Chief Executive in Council any sum or part of any sum in excess of the amount required to maintain the assets of the Fund at 105% of the total obligations of the Fund for the time being outstanding and may for the purpose of any such transfer realize any of the assets of the Fund.

Countries were grouped into three categories for the purposes of this analysis: those that had ratified the London Amendment and had provided baseline and latest consumption data, those that had ratified the London Amendment but had not provided sufficient data for analysis, and those that had not ratified the London Amendment.

[...] [...] ensure the safety and rights of the civilian populations, it had yet to take decisive [...] [...]

The years 2010-2011 witnessed a series of natural disasters: the earthquake in Haiti (January 2010) destroying the cultural and social fabric of Haitian society; flooding in Pakistan (August 2010) affecting the Moenjodaro and Thatta World Heritage properties; and a major volcanic eruption of Mt.