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He was then appointed Egypt's ambassador to the Arab League and finally served as ambassador to Canada until his retirement in 1985.

For Kemba, this incident finally served as the wake up call that she needed.

These are not casual pieces; they're more like shrewd and brilliant concertos for trumpet, in which the strangely hued orchestral arrangements finally serve as background.

In 1948, the Spiegels went to Montreal, where Mr. Spiegel took up his father's leather craft, first making handbags as a worker, then establishing his own factory and finally serving as the foreman of a purse factory.

The simulator will be modified further, with addition of other necessary functions, and will finally serve as a prototype of the actual simulator for the blanket remote handling system, which will be procured as part of an in-kind contribution.

Among these, multifunctional coatings, often referred to as permanent coatings, normally based on organic resins, are lubricants which have the potential to increase the formability without additional lubrication, give corrosion protection, fingerprint and scratch resistance during handling and transport and finally, serve as a pre-treatment before painting.

Rather, these price disparities finally serve as a vital reminder to comparison shop at multiple outlets before buying an eBook.

Those of us in long-term recovery saw her speak for us, speak to us, and finally serve as a terrifying and tragic reminder of the unbelievable power of addiction.

After each new disaster, it's tempting to imagine that the loss of life and productivity will finally serve as a wake-up call, provoking the political class to launch some kind of "new New Deal".

Many saw the jury's verdict as justice finally served for Detroit after Kilpatrick's criminal activity took its toll on the city.

Whatever the politicians say, the markets are beginning to think that EMU has a while longer to stew--and that when it is finally served up, it may not taste as promised.True, the markets' jitters have not touched the French franc--which would signify real trouble for EMU--and French government bonds still carry lower yields than German ones.