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Officials accused the men of being militant separatists from the western province of Xinjiang.Tragedy in the mountainsAn Airbus A320 operated by Germanwings, a budget airline, crashed in the French Alps, killing all 150 people on board.
ONLINE retailers have been putting their marketing budgets on crash diets this year, replacing pricey, fatty television ads and portal deals with leaner print ads and e-mail efforts that, like all diet foods, may be less sumptuous but are far healthier in the long run.
When the low-budget film "Crash" won the big prize in 2006 — also the first year Mr. Stewart served as host of the ceremony — about 38.9 million viewers watched, one of the smallest turnouts for the so-called Super Bowl for Women since Nielsen Media Research started delivering overnight ratings.
It was canceled when NASA's budget began to crash in the post-Apollo letdown, then resurrected as a pair of spacecraft.
For sections that are both deficient and hazardous under unconstrained budget and economic crash cost method, it was determined that $55 M is needed.
The modular, industrial train car-esque structures are a versatile idea for the near future of housing, from providing permanent homes for the houseless to giving backpackers on a budget somewhere to crash for a night.
Paul Krugman has repeatedly pointed out that Spain was behaving as one might hope before the crash, budgeting responsibly and cutting its debt-to-GDP ratio.
12.17pm BST Labour should have been running a budget surplus before the crash.
Second, a more subtle version of the first, that the country's economic crisis would have been less severe if Labour had run budget surpluses before the crash.
