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Analysts have said the decision to canonise them together was aimed at unifying the church since each has his own admirers and critics.
That could upset talks between Greek- and Turkish-Cypriots aimed at unifying the island.Mehmet Ali Agca was released from prison in Turkey after serving 29 years.
Cyprus has been split into Greek Cypriot-controlled and Turkish-occupied sides since Turkey seized the northern third of the island in 1974 after a pro-Greek coup aimed at unifying the island with Greece.
4 and 5 we shall instead give a class of estimates aimed at unifying the theory.
The isogeometric paradigm is aimed at unifying the geometric and analysis descriptions of engineering problems.
The company this morning announced a summer update for its Xbox One that will include support for Cortana along with other improvements aimed at unifying the gaming console with the Windows 10 platform, and more.
Although the differences between the two are genuine, he proposes an alternative that aims at unifying the most convincing aspects of them both.
Thus, in Spain, the Spanish Society of Diagnosis by Imaging of the Abdomen (SEDIA) and the Spanish Society of Medical Radiology SERAMM) developed a document entitled "Criteria of Patient Remission to the Departments of Radiology (abdomen section)" adapted from the criteria of the European Commission and aimed at unifying criteria for remitting patients to radiology [ 13].
Italy still plans to lead a force of 5,000 soldiers to protect humanitarian aid missions to Albania.Russia and Belarus signed a treaty aimed at unifying their countries, but only after liberals in the Russian government removed much of its substance.Viktor Pynzenyk, Ukraine's leading economic reformer, offered his resignation as deputy prime minister.
JPMorgan Chase has that in mind with a sleek new brand campaign aimed at unifying its consumer advertising, streamlining its message and stretching the dollars it spends.
There's some light too, perhaps, from Riyadh, where the Saudis are hosting their conference aimed at unifying Syrian rebels.
