The week

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The aftermath of the 2006 coup in Thailand was not nearly so bloody.

'Session News', a daily briefing printed and distributed in Strasbourg during the partsession, giving information on the plenary debates as they proceed 'The Week', a summary of the debates, produced after the part session.

Rwanda in the immediate aftermath of the genocide was 77 percent female.

That would make it less difficult to keep economic pressure on Iran in the aftermath of any strike.

In the wake of the disagreements over the Iraq war we now must look ahead.

Here is a recap on how bloggers perceived the events and envision the development of the country.

In the aftermath of the financial crisis, it became fashionable for economists to decry the power of big banks.

Let us step back in time for a moment to the aftermath of WWl.

Frighteningly, the new Japanese government is still trying to deal with the aftermath of the country s two decade old property bust.

The focus on preserving the empire would have negative consequences for Spain's national pride in the aftermath of the Spanish American War.

In the aftermath of the Great Patriotic War, the country's educational system expanded dramatically.

This would encourage new republics in the aftermath of the war, when several of the largest European empires collapsed.

I warn you and this is very important today, especially following the war in Afghanistan not to take sides.

These documents including 'Briefing', 'the Week' and the Arc en Ciel are then handed over to the embassy of that country in Athens.

The fragility of Germany s foreign policy foundations was to become clear during the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.

In 2009, he was named United Nations Special Envoy to Haiti, and after the 2010 Haiti earthquake he teamed with George W. Bush to form the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund.

The emergence of the G 20 has transformed the global system, and certainly helped to prevent the realization of worst case scenarios in the aftermath of the crisis.

After all, US leaders lied about so much in the aftermath of the 2001 attacks.

In the wake of World War II, a stronger and more influential institution the United Nations was established.

The network was born from a movement created on social networking sites in the wake of Silva's 2010 presidential campaign.

Aftermath of Hastings The day after the battle, Harold's body was identified, either by his armour or marks on his body.

It is a great help to the farmers affected by the floods that this has been done so quickly in the aftermath of the events.

More than three years ago, Erdoğan had a golden opportunity in the aftermath of the August 2010 constitutional referendum.

Lethargically, they hope problems can be solved by ignoring them.

In the wake of the embarrassing defeat, Rodgers was fired and replaced by assistant coach (and former Celtic player) Chris Ford.

And so we believe that there may be a lot more to physical reality than what we've normally called our universe the aftermath of our Big Bang.

In the wake of 9 11, the best security minds put together all their innovation and this is what they created for security.

We are basically in the aftermath of a crisis which started back in 1979 with the Iran Iraq war, continued with Kuwait, and is still going on today.

After Nice they called for a celebration not for what they had done for Europe but for what they had deprived Europe of.

Personal stories of survival are beginning to be told by bloggers in the aftermath of the earthquake that shook Japan on Friday 11 March, 2011.

And so we believe that there may be a lot more to physical reality than what we've normally called our universe the aftermath of our Big Bang. And here's another picture.

Moreover, in the wake of the euro crisis, SNP leaders have dropped their old plan to embrace the euro and now say that they will keep the pound.

I would therefore ask the Presidency to carry out an investigation to establish whether it is the heating system or something in the Chamber itself which is causing these infections which are extremely disagreeable and make our work more difficult.

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In the aftermath of World War II, a group of idealistic Frenchmen bent on reconciliation with their former enemy declared that France would have the Germany she deserved.

In the immediate aftermath of the massacre at the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, the comparison with Al Qaeda s 2001 attack on the United States has taken hold across France.

In the aftermath, Rockefeller s control over the oil industry was somewhat reduced but over the next 10 years, the breakup also proved immensely profitable for him.

Speculation remains, as to the reason (or reasons), for the cancellation of this tour although often cited by fans as a reason for the tour cancellation, the events and aftermath of 11 September occurred subsequent to the official cancellation of the tour.

In the wake of this failed experiment, even Harrison was forced to acknowledge that reining in the market required policymakers to make lending more expensive for the financial sector as a whole.

We are this year approving a budget which we all know to be defective in essential areas in respect of which the Community has earlier entered into commitments which it yesterday renewed.

You can look at it from on top, from the ceiling.

Such a policy was adopted in the aftermath of the 1973 war, when America offered 200 million annually for wheat procurement.

Other attempts to establish networks of swap lines and credits, such as the Chiang Mai Initiative, which was negotiated in the wake of the Asian crisis, have been bedeviled by the same problem.