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Yasir Arafat left his base in the Gaza Strip on a diplomatic tour aimed at solidifying international support in the wake of the Camp David talks.

A deeply disgruntled Yasir Arafat left the Gaza Strip on a diplomatic tour aimed at solidifying international support for the Palestinians after the Camp David talks.

The devaluation, which lowered the currency's value against the dollar by nearly a third, was aimed at solidifying government finances and easing a tight market for dollars that has choked back imports and led to shortages of basic goods.

A major question is whether the violence now is merely a last-minute explosion aimed at solidifying positions on the ground before the signing on Monday or whether it will prevent a signing entirely.

A deeply disgruntled Yasir Arafat left his base in the Gaza Strip today on a diplomatic tour aimed at solidifying international support for the Palestinians in the wake of the Camp David talks.

The battle to save London's nightlife gained ground today, as London Mayor Sadiq Khan appointed a Night Czar, a position aimed at solidifying night time economy and culture amid an increase in closing venues in the British capital.

The timing, just before the first anniversary of the death of his rocket-loving father, Kim Jong Il, appeared to be aimed primarily at solidifying the young Mr Kim's leadership, as well as bolstering his popularity among his oppressed subjects.

The timing, less than a week before the first anniversary of the death of his rocket-loving father, Kim Jong Il, appeared to be aimed primarily at solidifying the young Mr Kim's leadership clique as well as bolstering his popularity among his oppressed subjects, South Korean officials said.

The 2016 budget is aimed at neutralising the Labor party, solidifying the government's upper middle class base, and distancing itself from its first two years in office, with the express intent of getting it over the election finish line – in front – on 2 July.

The producers' decision to recast "God of Carnage" with good actors of only medium wattage qualifies as a moderately bold salvo aimed at the deity that seems to be solidifying a grasp on the American theater with each passing year, the god of celebrity.

This group constituted an almost permanent ruling elite, co-opting its own membership and promoting the interests of the families most directly connected with it; in order to solidify its influence and function, it aimed at bringing as many routine government operations as possible under a system of regulations that would make appeal to the ruler unnecessary.