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Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's president, has some ties with Peru.

It appears that Ms. Brown will continue to have some ties with The Daily Beast and IAC even in her conference business.

Nonetheless, drama has had some ties with religion, as in Iran and other areas where the Shīʿite branch of Islam is concentrated and a passion play developed, rooted in traumatic memories of the bloody warfare of Islam's early years.

Programs generally have some ties with industry and provide students with help in their job searches, yet many employers are still unfamiliar with the PSM concept.

The company has long had ties with the Ballet Russe.

"Not many people in the West like the fact that we have some commercial ties with the countries which you describe as rogue states," Mr. Ivanov said.

It can, however, only produce so much argan oil and Elemara says it has had to cut ties with some cosmetic companies that were pushing for it to produce more at a lower quality.

The independent weekly has close ties with some government officials and had been adopting an anti-Israel, anti-America, pro-Saddam Hussein editorials.

Turkey is the only Muslim country in NATO, and has ethnic ties with some of the groups that make up the Northern Alliance.

Goodell interviewed Vick's family members and associates, and Vick's ability to show that he has severed ties with some of the people who exerted a bad influence on him at home in Virginia will probably be scrutinized by the league before he is allowed back on the field.

Burger King has said it has cut ties with some of its suppliers as a precaution, in the wake of the scandal.