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BEIJING — Two days of talks designed to start the process of ridding North Korea of its nuclear arsenal made some progress but fell short of any concrete results, the chief American negotiator said on Friday.

Trudeau made the promise to ask for Pope Francis' mea culpa on Wednesday, after a meeting designed to start the process towards reconciliation between Ottawa and the generations of Aboriginal people who were taken from their homes and forced into a residential school system rife with abuse.

On automatic turntables, the platter may be designed to start rotating when the tonearm is lifted towards the platter.

But the remote control mechanism designed to start some of the pumps had failed, Mr. Accardo told the room.

It is important to note that the text converted into speech is designed to start every time the terminal is shaken, which means that the application does not remember where it stopped verbalizing previously.

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We're going to work right now," Pelosi said at the Thursday Capitol Hill news conference, designed to start putting pressure on the GOP before the current two-month 2percentt payroll tax cut expires.

Yet it clawed its way back into the limelight via a series of confrontational stunts seemingly designed to start a row, from the infamous Breaking Point poster with its snaking queue of immigrants to the Brexit flotilla down the Thames.

As far as I am aware my foot is designed to start off parallel to the ground to allow it plenty of flexibility to do what it needs to do.

This employed the PE1 primer, designed to start approximately 100 nt downstream of the predicted initiation site.

Even when the federal government made funds available for academic research as part of the spending package designed to jump-start the economy during the Great Recession, private universities were funded much more generously than public institutions.