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A separate but simultaneous vote in the oil-rich province of Abyei will allow voters to choose if they want to join the North or South.
Matters were subsequently complicated by a separate conflict – this time between Muslims – over resources in the western Darfur region.
Separate facilities, better leave structures, and altered work schedules have served to make this growing cohort of women in the Pakistani military more comfortable.
British relief forces made three separate attempts to reach Kut.
We cannot have our separate attitudes and plans.
Well-functioning democracies are embedded in complex constitutional and other laws that separate executive, legislative, and judicial power, and that protect freedom of speech, assembly, and peaceful dissent by those who lose elections.
It went on to defeat Manchu-ruled China and Czarist Russia in two separate wars, making it Asia’s first modern global military power.
In the United States and elsewhere, elected governments used to take care of the people, but now, like companies colluding against their customers to keep out disruptive newcomers, they have become a separate interest group.
Dividing Iraq into separate Sunni and Shia states, for example, could easily result in Mesopotamia’s version of the Indian subcontinent’s tragedy in 1947, when millions of people died fleeing to Pakistan or India after the partition.
This implies the need to separate national debt management in the euro area from short-term electoral constraints.
If kept separate, the three parts that make up Greater Europe will become politically marginalized.
But as technology progresses and once separate economies become interdependent, working with others is becoming increasingly important.
A false dichotomy is created in which Muslims must choose between a Western and European identity or a supposedly separate Islamic identity.
In the French presidential election, both candidates tried to keep their domestic life separate from their campaign.
Ireland, for example, had to separate the two functions before it became successful.
That body, which emerged from the old Financial Stability Forum in 2009 with few powers and no formal status, has only recently become a separate legal entity.
Thus, in Morocco, it is difficult to speak of separate “secular” and “Islamic” feminisms.
In a separate case, in June 2014 the ECHR ordered Russia to pay Yukos’s shareholders more than $2 billion “in respect of pecuniary damage.”
In fact, in some areas of the US and other countries, only extensive dune fields and vegetated areas are used to separate buildings from the seashore.
According to UCLA geography professor Gregory Okin, if all the dogs and cats in the U.S. comprised a separate country, that country would rank fifth in the world in meat consumption, behind only Russia, Brazil, the United States and China.
At least three separate deals to resolve the crisis have been struck, and each has quickly unraveled.
In support of his thesis, he offers several examples of “parallel instances” of invention: there were six separate inventors of the thermometer, three of the hypodermic needle, four of vaccination, five of the electric telegraph, and so on.
Fortunately, the government did not attempt the impossible task of trying to separate winners from losers.
“As we all know, those are two separate things.”
Each discipline has its own language and its own separate machinery.
Information is at work on each level and comfortable theories explain how the separate ones operate.
Moreover, Iran has managed to separate the nuclear negotiations from broader, related issues like its ballistic-missile program, its support for groups like Hezbollah, and its domestic human-rights record.
His foreign-born wife has a thick accent, and lives in a separate residence.
The conscious memory of the past experience and the physiological responses elicited thus reflect the operation of two separate memory systems that operate in parallel.
France also agreed -- in principle -- with other NATO members on the creation of multinational forces, such as the one organized to separate the warring parties in Bosnia, and on the idea of a "European defense identity," implying reactivation of the European Defense Union, created in 1955 but dormant since.
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