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It was the message so many Somalis have longed to hear, but which have often sounded strangled from Western capitals, with their the generosity bound by security caveats.
It has not, however, dealt with the deeper problem of the six regional offices that are supposed to translate WHO policy into local action, but which have often followed courses at odds with the centre's.The initiatives that have been pouring out of Geneva have also come in for criticism.
More recently, he also denounced corruption in the Superintendency for the Development of the Amazon, or Sudam, a government agency set up to channel money to worthy construction projects but which has often favored wealthy ranching, logging and mining interests.
2.05am: Brave Paula is beginning to do that head-bobbing thing that always makes you think she's about to peg out, but which has often preceded gold medals.
Parkinson's not only affects humans, but other primates as well, which have often been used in researching the disease and testing approaches to its treatment.
(The greater height would be allowed to projects closer to transit lines and on major streets). The bill would apply not only in commercial areas but also in single-family zones, which have often been exempt from similar "upzoning" proposals in the past.
So they turned to catalysts, which have often been used to build polymers but not typically to break them down.
Numerous factors, which have often been insufficiently studied, affect soil organic C (SOC) stocks.
"They will help vis-a-vis UK institutions which have often taken short-term views".
He told supporters not to join protests, which have often become violent and destructive.
