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The Saudis were ready to join the U.S. in intervening against Assad.
Most crucial of all, she admitted this country's slowness in intervening.
Angola's prime motive in intervening in Congo may have been to attack UNITA's bases there.
Analysts wonder whether Mr. Hollande would indeed take the risk in intervening in Syria without public support.
"We remain obedient and have absolutely no intention in intervening in what our pope orders," she added.
The court acted quickly -- and, some critics said, rashly -- in intervening in cases without full briefing and argument.
The three-quarter tempo — now minuetlike, now waltzlike — acquires a strange drama, and in intervening passages of urgent trills on successive notes, that drama becomes yet more intense.
While the state, as the landlord, is thoroughly entangled in the $1.3 billion Xanadu project, Mr. Corzine has shown no interest in intervening.
Councils' increasing confidence in commissioning and their new public health responsibilities are seeing local authorities lead the way in intervening early to stop health problems escalating.
Findings suggest that there has been some progress in intervening on preconception health, with the majority of interventions offering assessment or screening followed by brief intervention or counselling.
The authors examined the attitudes and behaviors of a national sample of dentists regarding domestic violence and the barriers dentists face in intervening to help victims.
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