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World powers had originally wanted Arak dismantled because of the proliferation risk.

After World War II, with the IG Farben conglomerate dismantled because of its central role in the Nazi regime, Sterling Products bought half of Bayer Ltd, the British Bayer subsidiary the other half of which it already owned.

A dual-currency system is proving difficult to dismantle because of a lack of hard currency.

These subsidies are fiendishly difficult to dismantle because of the political risks involved.

Young men breezily waved cars through checkpoints, which the rebels said they were starting to dismantle because of improving security.

We did it back in 2010, when the Blackhawks won their first Cup, then immediately had to dismantle because of salary cap troubles.

"What I find very difficult to accept is that while some local authorities are almost being dismantled because the scale of the cuts they are required to make, there are others that are practically no worse off," he added.

She thought of this when she read that the O.E.O. would be dismantled, because Pres.

While these are a legacy of the country's system of racial apartheid, the problem has only worsened since apartheid was dismantled, partly because of weak political will, many say.

Michael Bordo of Rutgers University says the lesson for Europe is to ban bail-outs and stick by the rule.If at first, you don't succeedAs for monetary union, America twice created central banks in its early years and then dismantled them because of populist dislike.

The official said this atomization of terror groups makes it much harder to investigate, penetrate and dismantle because they are small.