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His administration was also active in developing closer ties with France through cultural and educational accords.

In the run-up to the 1995 parliamentary elections, Erbakan advocated withdrawing from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, abrogating agreements with Israel, and developing closer ties with such Middle Eastern countries as Syria and Iran.

As an alternative, Air France officials say that they started developing closer ties with Chinese and Japanese banks, which have not faced the same pressure as their euro zone counterparts, to help pick up the slack.

The company's been building other products, too, however, and developing closer ties with Amazon and its Alexa virtual assistant.

"In a rare move, India's foreign minister has also requested Beijing to respect 'One India' policy, which is a blatant attempt at blackmailing and pressurising China," says the article, observing that Delhi is also developing closer ties with Japan and Vietnam.

And the Bush team seems unable to stomach the idea that democracy in Iraq will mean Shiites assuming power, and most likely developing close ties with Shiite-dominated Iran.

Jacksons Lane in Highgate and the Newbury Corn Exchange have been leading the way, developing close ties with emerging circus companies by offering them whatever studios are going free in return for workshops and first dibs on new work.

"We look forward to working with all those connected with Portsmouth including the management, players, employees and sponsors, as well as developing close ties with the city of Portsmouth and the community".

Following the disastrous attentat of 1892, Berkman developed closer ties with the American labor movement.

"We see this as the chance to work with Rick and develop closer ties with small agencies we respect in the United States.

In a perceived slight to the US, Egypt developed closer ties with Russia last autumn, while the Obama administration froze millions of dollars of military and economic aid to Cairo.