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This is a tribute to our fathers and grandfathers for their self-sacrificing fight, for their victory and [...]

[...] bayts (verses) praising God and describing humans' inability to comprehend His power: "Praise be to the [...] [...]

As we reflect on the theme of this commemorative day, “Expressing our freedom through culture”, we celebrate the continuing and central relevance of this cultural heritage, passed down from generation to generation as a medium of identity and, ultimately, as a celebration of freedom from slavery.

It perfectly captures the Greek mythology of power and beauty the company has admired and seeks to imitate.

We have received many orders for our previous models of the VL-553 (turning specifications) and VL-553MC (milling specifications) from various industries such as aircraft, construction machinery and agricultural machinery.

[...] [...] democracies, we pay tribute to an outstanding [...]

[...] theorists like to commend what they call the [...] [...]

Since 23 April 1996, World Book and Copyright Day has brought together millions of people in more than 100 countries in both the South and North in the solemn celebration of the many functions of the book in the life of human society.

In 2008, this event offers a new opportunity for political decision-makers, economic agents and those active in civil society to give pride of place, each in their own field, to this unique instrument of culture, education, participation, communication and entertainment – the book.

Moreover, President Aliyev glorifies the deaths of the soldiers who are involved in breaches of the ceasefire by naming them national heroes, further inflaming Azeri domestic public opinion against Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh and increasing public support for a renewed war.

[...] 2004, in paying tribute to Mr Boubacar [...] [...]

In March 2002, UNESCO supported two highly recognized filmmakers to provide a two-week intensive theoretical and practical training course on cultural and educational television production for directors, cameramen and scriptwriters of the Television Cultural Educativa of El Salvador.

[...] [...] stakeholders to pay tribute to that unique [...]

It was an affirmation of cultural diversity, celebrating the richness and uniqueness of all creative expressions.

As unsung heroes of humanitarian relief, logistics specialists work behind the scenes, side-by-side with programme staff, to deliver critical aid.

Prime Minister Somchai, along with 108 executive members of the dissolved parties, was banned from politics for five years.

The first global Eunice Kennedy Shriver Day is held in more than 100 countries to celebrate the vision of the founder of Special Olympics.

According to resolution 28 adopted by the 31st session of the General Conference (2001), the proclamation by the General Assembly of the United Nations of 2004 as International Year to Commemorate the Struggle Against Slavery and its Abolition (A/57/195, 2002) was inspired by the desire of the international community to celebrate all the values that serve to foster international solidarity and international harmony in peace and security, taking into account the duty to remember and the duty to promote dialogue among cultures and understanding between peoples, which are the objectives of the Slave Route project.

In conclusion, the cultures of indigenous peoples were imbued with respect and celebrated life; preserving those cultures was the right thing to do in order to prevent the loss of those precious values.

In the course of consultations with key constituencies (Member States, United Nations and academia) around the desirability of preparing a draft universal declaration of ethical principles in relation to climate change, it became clear that significant work is needed on the upstream clarification of basic ethical principles, including but not limited to climate change issues, along with downstream development of practical policy tools.