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At the time of the 1996 peace accords, more than 200,000 people had died and entire villages had been wiped out.

Other senior Palestinian figures have warned that a failure to reach a deal this year might bring the collapse of the Palestinian Authority, which was set up with limited powers after the Oslo accords more than a decade ago.

But Ukip insiders believe the EU referendum could have helped the party by breaking people's long-established voting patterns, with former lifelong Labour supporters willing to try a party that accords more with the expression of their pro-Brexit view.

They say he apparently tried to signal his ambivalence about the China deal by telling labor leaders, minutes after he had said he supported the deal, that as president he would negotiate accords more to labor's liking.

This conception of metaphysics as offering an account of the world or, as is more often said, of experience as a whole, accords more obviously with the position of those who see ultimate reality as immanent, or inherent in what is immediately known, than of those who take it to be transcendent, or beyond the limits of ordinary experience.

Even if the native partner's education level is low, which we expect due to assortative mating, their "native status" accords more labor market opportunities.

In Europe and, to an extent, America, he was accorded more respect.

And a degree of respect was also accorded more generally to the "hardy souls of toil".

Party conference speeches are often accorded more importance than they deserve.

"She was probably accorded more responsibility than the average associate by far".

"Receptionists at law firms used to be men," and were accorded more respect, she said.