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The same court heard the politically tinged bankruptcy case against the Yukos oil company, which ended in dismantlement of the company and was criticized for what some saw as judicial irregularities.

Palestinians would renounce a right to return to what is now Israel in exchange for dismantlement of Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory.

A new law limiting foreign ownership of media companies will in effect see the dismantlement of the Russian edition of Forbes, an American weekly, and Vedomosti, a daily part-owned by foreigners.

* Rebuilt and refocused Palestinian Authority security apparatus begins sustained, targeted and effective operations aimed at confronting all those engaged in terror and dismantlement of terrorist capabilities and infrastructure.

Well, actually, it is very funny, at least as it plays out in this mocking dismantlement of megalomaniacal chefs, coked-up maitres d'hotel, food-averse V.I.P.'s and customers with explosive bowels.

In the first phase, Palestinian security forces are supposed to begin "sustained, targeted, and effective operations aimed at confronting all those engaged in terror and dismantlement of terrorist capabilities".

Well, it is very funny, actually, at least as it plays out in this mocking dismantlement of megalomaniacal chefs, coked-up maîtres d'hôtel, food-averse V.I.P.'s and customers with explosive bowels.

Well, it is very funny, actually, at least as it plays out in this mocking dismantlement of megalomaniacal chefs, coked-up maitres d'hotel, food-averse V.I.P.'s and customers with explosive bowels.

The bill called for the dismantling of the Cortes and the political system established by the former dictator, Gen. Francisco Franco The New York Times wrote, "The vote, which came two days before the first anniversary of Franco's death, was a stunning victory for Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez … the leader in the slow dismantlement of the dictatorial institutions of Franco Spain.

During negotiations with the Bush administration, Russia proposed providing a light-water reactor to North Korea in exchange for the dismantlement of the North's plutonium production facilities, said Cha, who served in the Bush White House.

Led by Christopher R. Hill, a veteran American diplomat, the negotiations resulted in a deal that hawks hated: the United States agreed to supply North Korea with large amounts of fuel oil in return for the dismantlement of the aging Yongbyon plant, described by inspectors as a radioactive accident waiting to happen.