I follow the Sino-Japanese crisis very closely; the absorption of China is inevitable.
By Paul Theroux The New Yorker, May 12 , 1997P. 54 LETTER FROM HONG KONG about the absorption of Hong Kong into China.
The New Yorker, May 12 , 1997P. 54 LETTER FROM HONG KONG about the absorption of Hong Kong into China.
Following the Macedonian conquest, and, especially, following the absorption of Greece into the Roman Empire, the Games became more cosmopolitan.
LETTER FROM HONG KONG about the absorption of Hong Kong into China.
The task would make West Germany's absorption of East Germany look like a doddle.
The absorption of Brooklyn into greater New York in 1898 was the last nail in the coffin, not the first.
Despite Germany's economic success — almost a second economic miracle, after the expensive absorption of East Germany — Merkel therefore has serious political challenges.
"Truly to love one's little homeland, it is best to go away, to exile oneself for ever, to surrender oneself to the vast absorption of Paris, and for the homeland to grow so distant it seems to die.
In its imitation of negro spirituals, no less than in Milhaud's giddy absorption of Harlem jazz, these works allowed American white-collar concert culture to see that their own distinctive voice could only come from music of black origin.
An article on Monday about a pro-Russia party's parliamentary gains in the Latvian elections misstated the history of the Soviet Union's absorption of Latvia, which became an independent state in 1991 with the collapse of the Soviet Union.
