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Lectures on political and social subjects were arranged with the aim of "re-educating" the men, most of whom had grown up under the Hitler regime and had never experienced life in a democratic society.
Gafcon said: "In this case, the element of secrecy in the appointment to the episcopacy of a man in a same-sex relationship gives the impression that it has been arranged with the aim of presenting the church with a 'fait accompli', rather than engaging with possible opposition in the spirit of 'shared conversations'".
Several experiments are carried out at different temperatures for different strain ranges and the results are arranged with the aim of building suitable fatigue models.
"We've arranged the classes with the aim of tackling food poverty, it's about teaching those on a small budget how to still eat well," explains project manager Caroline Rognon.
A meeting was arranged with the owner of the dealership, and the two bonded.
Their release was arranged with the help of Oman's Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said, a spokesman for the National Security Council said in a statement, which also urged immediate resumption of peace talks aimed at ending fighting in Yemen.
The tracks were arranged with the help of Taisuke Sawachika.
Ms Morris confirmed that a campaign has been set up to try and get the decision changed: "we are currently working on publicising the issue as much as we can with the aim of arranging a meeting with the board".
The lawyer was doubtful, but within a short time, a young Boston defense lawyer, F. Lee Bailey, began to listen to DeSalvo's pleas with the aim of arranging book and movie deals.
Adams will return to the Caribbean on Thursday to arrange his affairs and work visa, with the aim of beginning full time at Kent at start of February.
The company was put under new management in September 2009 with the aim of turning around the company's finances with government help in arranging refinancing of the loans.
