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We planned to spend the Christmas and New Year holidays in Freetown before returning to Nigeria early in 1999.
In the second phase, at the war’s end, aid remains mainly humanitarian relief, but now directed towards displaced people returning home, and to decommissioned soldiers.
They are now returning home having lost all of their games – no small disappointment for a country that takes both soccer and national pride very seriously.
The evidence is clear: Claims that manufacturing is returning to the US simply do not hold water.
As America’s legitimacy diminishes, new actors are appearing on the world stage – or returning for an encore.
The fundamental problem is that medical staff and students are leaving the developing world en masse to train in countries like the US and UK, and then never returning to work in their own communities.
For example, the word kholop, which means “serf,” is returning to the vernacular, a linguistic devolution that parallels a troubling rise in Russia’s modern slavery.
First, stop crying over the fact that the diaspora is not returning home.
The other half is returning those who can do so to gainful employment.
Although the short-term practical objectives of Zhao’s political reforms were limited by the circumstances in which they were proposed, the measures all aimed at containing Communist Party power and represented a concrete step toward returning, peacefully, power to China’s people.
If protecting their government’s religious purity – and their own ill-gotten gains – required brutally repressing their own people and returning Iran to the dark ages, the extremists who would be left in charge would eagerly do it.
The renewed fighting, coming eight months after a promising peace initiative known as the “Goma Agreement,” means more civilian deaths and little chance of normality returning to the eastern part of Congo.
In principle, IDB membership requires OAS membership, and therein may lie the reason why Cuba insisted so strongly on returning, and why it was ultimately disappointed in not obtaining unconditional re-admission.
Thaksin’s rural base rewarded him by returning him to power, ignoring his personal corruption.
Returning to national governments rule-making powers that could be used to impose criteria aimed at excluding others would endanger the entire market.
He taught at the University of Rochester from 1972 to 1974, before returning to the University of Chicago as Associate Professor in the Graduate School of Business in 1974-75.
But Argentina's exporters will need help in returning to foreign markets, such as removal of tariff and non-tariff trade barriers by rich countries.
But it does not follow that if a country wants to improve government effectiveness it should focus on returning wrongly addressed letters promptly.
Avoiding this dismal “new normal” will be difficult, but there are alternative policies with far better prospects of returning the US and the global economy to prosperity.
By driving up energy prices, Bush was Putin’s greatest ally, with Putin returning the favor by refocusing Russia from its multiple problems to “terrorism.”
Returning to the example of drugs, the question is whether one believes that financial innovation is like aspirin, which generates huge benefits at low risk, or methamphetamine, which stimulates euphoria, followed by a dangerous crash.
India’s Deadly AirNEW DELHI – A friend of mine, a diplomat returning home after less than three years’ service in India, was asked at his exit medical examination how many packs a day he smoked.
Robotic spacecraft are currently returning information from the outer regions of the solar system and roving the surface of Mars.
Returning to Raqqa then, after 16 years behind bars, I was struck by what Assad’s regime – 26 years in power at that time – had done to my city.
Instead, long-time residents have been prevented from returning to their homes.
We can and must react positively, and we can do so by returning to basics and offering to Europe’s nations, including the French and the Dutch, new challenges and a new spirit.
A rapid decline in exports has caused the closure of thousands of factories in the Pearl River and Yangtze River deltas, and tens of millions of unemployed migrant workers are now returning to their hinterland provinces.
The coincidence of economic crisis with the 30th anniversary of China’s reforms has provided a timely reminder of the pain of the Cultural Revolution, memories of which make most Chinese opposed to returning in any way to the pre-reform years.
More than 250,000 Tamil civilians were kept in virtual internment camps long after the end of hostilities and prevented from exercising their civil rights or returning to their homes.
It is not obvious that returning to politically administered interest rates would have any benefits beyond the immediate term.
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