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Though it has so far welcomed Mr Dobson's moves, it has proved itself highly effective in resisting any encroachment on the medical profession's autonomy.

For this reason, Mr Bush's foreign-policy duo deserve to be treated with a wary respect rather than the hallelujahs that have so far welcomed them.*To mark his coming of age, The Economist calls on the world to dispense forthwith with George Bush's "W".

Many of the French towns, for example, asked to host some of the 24,000 asylum seekers France has pledged to accommodate – it has so far welcomed 130 – did not have the right kind of housing, Kléber Arhoul, the national refugee coordinator, told a parliamentary hearing in Paris.

While there is most definitely overlap, both startups have taken it in stride thus far, welcome the competition and the opportunity to learn from the success (or slip-ups) of the other, as they set out to build differentiated health insurance managers.

But west African governments, fearing an erosion of their sovereignty, have so far not welcomed the idea of Western naval patrols.

With a mere five kilometers or so between Wadi Khaled and Tal Kalakh, about 3 miles, the two places are bound by familial and economic ties and the refugees have so far been welcomed.

Scientists so far have welcomed Barosso's plans.

Still, a few Japanese on the far left and far right have welcomed the prospect of a President Trump.

The White House announced on Thursday that President Barack Obama had called for resettling "at least 10,000" Syrian refugees in the United States in the next fiscal year, in what would be an exponential acceleration of US efforts so far to welcome the refugees.

Still, the tax changes so far have been welcomed by many Russians as a good start.

Thus far they have welcomed Nichols' appointment and ability to build bridges.