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Apec leaders will close off in their retreat on Thursday before emerging with a communique that will be released on Thursday afternoon marking the summit outcomes.
The Europeans, on the other hand, do not want to see the phrase "exchange rates" at all in the communique that will be issued after the meeting.
Ms Rice chaired the meeting with the Italian foreign minister, Massimo D'Alema, who read out a communique that contained commitments to humanitarian aid as well as - arguably tortuous - language about a ceasefire.
"What's going to come out is a political communique that does not have significant details about how they are going to implement it," said Damien Ma, a fellow at the Paulson Institute.
Formal word of his appointment came in a communique that went out over the Vatican's Web site yesterday morning, just three days after New Yorkers gathered at St. Patrick's Cathedral to bury Cardinal O'Connor.
Last weekend, the World Trade Organisation's 164 members ended their ministerial meeting in Nairobi with a communique that "declined to reaffirm" the Doha round – trade-speak for a death certificate.
The scientists' communique said that tackling climate change is economically affordable, but that nations "waiting on the sidelines" will cause the costs to rise.
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A meeting of African Union leaders earlier this month issued a communique saying that the court was unfairly concentrating on Africa and that pushing peace negotiations warranted suspending any action against Mr. Bashir.
Tonight, a Cuban government communique said that a doctor traveling with the schoolchildren had medication confiscated by customs officials, and that Cuban officials in Washington had sent a protest letter to President Clinton and the immigration service.
Military officials said the army will issue a communique shortly that will meet protesters' demands.
