They are re-united now, but the living conditions in the heavily lead-contaminated camp Osterode are far from being acceptable.
A ballot shortage in the city, which is heavily Democratic, led a Superior Court judge to order that the polls stay open an extra two hours there, until 10 p.m.
MEDAL FAVORITES Coming off a six-gold-medal win in Athens in 2004, China is heavily favored, led by Guo Jingjing and Wu Minxia on women's springboard and Qin Kai on the men's springboard.
Another comes from this season when two of Fulham's first-year pros turned up late for training and Magath fined them so heavily it led to a meeting of the club's senior players to decide how to take him on.
The cast was heavily local, led by Rafael Dávila as Cofresí and counting with Elaine Ortiz Arandes, Manolo González, Guido Lebrón, Ilca López and Gil René as support cast.
The Kurds have sought to build their northern enclave in Iraq into something close to a state; arming them heavily could lead them into a position where they aim for outright independence.
Oh Mahdi Army," the women chanted, referring to the heavily armed militia led by Mr. Sadr.
Last September in Knoxville, Rutgers led heavily favored Tennessee, 14-7, at halftime before falling, 35-14.
Les Munro was the last surviving pilot from Operation Chastise, the RAF's 1943 precision bombing attacks on the dams of the heavily industrialised Ruhr Valley led by Wing Commander Guy Gibson.
The Pirates with Panamanian catcher Manny Sanguillén, Dominicans Manny Mota and Manny Jiménez, Puerto Rican José Pagán, and Mateo Alou became another heavily Latin team, led by the incomparable Clemente.
