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But obtaining reliable information is difficult, says Valeria Fabbroni, operations boss of the Swiss Foundation for Mine Action, an NGO known by its French acronym FSD.
Ex-workers at Mines Advisory Group MAGG), the Halo Trust and the Swiss Foundation for Mine Action (known by its French-language acronym FSD) have said they saw evidence of the use of cluster bombs in the final days of the war, with representatives from the final two saying cluster bombs were found in one of the government-declared no fire zones.
The FSD team ended up studying the group's military doctrine and combing media reports for any mention of positions defended by the Tigers to help work out where landmines might be.Now such surveys can get help from a free service offered by the European Space Agency.
According to new government figures, there were a mere 2,043 kidnappings in 2003, down from 2,986 in 2002.In this section You do the maths San Miguelwood Winning respect Cities in a state ReprintsMeanwhile, the security forces have been busy: they fought more than 2,300 battles with the irregular armies (up from 1,338 in 2002), losing 523 dead while killing 2,980, according to FSD figures.
An FSD team visited the insurgents' former fief in the north of the country to map areas thought to contain landmines but found that many locals were reluctant to speak, no doubt because some had supported the Tigers.
A spokesman for Pfizer said: "We currently have no plans to develop medicines for FSD".
The money for the vast majority comes from personal debt or from the "three fs"—friends, fools and families.
It has been built under license in Belgium, The Netherlands, Turkey, and South Korea and is the basis for Japan's FS-X fighter.
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Is it possible, or are we, as some scientists suggest, simply hard-wired by our evolution to do the very opposite, namely pursue the "Four Fs" - feeding, fighting, fleeing and - for want of a more basic word - reproducing?
Essential to Armstrong's thesis is that the pull of the "Four Fs" is no more programmed into us than the urge to compassion.
