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Its sister station, Radio Liberty, founded a year later, aims its programs at the Soviet Union, and last October a channel aimed at Afghanistan was added.

Point of sale financing services like Pay Later aim to compete against other options that SMBs have when they are making larger purchases.

The slogan for a later campaign, aimed at maturing baby boomers, was "the Choice of a New Generation".

A later study aimed to evaluate the effects of parkinsonism and of dopamine replacement therapy on the scaling of automatic postural responses based on peripheral sensory information and on central set, compared measures of surface reactive torques and EMG activity in response to backward surface translations in Parkinsonian patients and elderly controls [ 44].

More than 3,000 rockets have been launched by Hamas in recent weeks from the blockaded seaside Palestinian enclave, spurring an Israeli air offensive July 8 and a ground operation nine days later aimed at ridding Gaza of its tunnels and missile-firing sites.

It later aimed to become a monolithic WeChat-style app that built utilities from third-parties onto its new instant messaging feature to help you arrange plans.

It later aimed to become a monolithic WeChat-style app that built utilities from third-parties onto its new instant messaging feature to help you arrange plans.

Prime Minister David Cameron will host an international meeting with charities and companies later, aimed at combating malnutrition in the developing world.

Cameron to host 'nutrition summit' Jump to media player Prime Minister David Cameron will host an international meeting with charities and companies later, aimed at combating malnutrition in the developing world.

They hit the Saud family hard, and later aimed their blows at the Wahhabi movement as a whole.

The individual tends to define fixed standards of self-measurement and later aims to achieve higher levels of competency.