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This would be consistent with what some Kremlinologists are predicting: that Mr Putin, who was inaugurated once more as president last month, means to reassert his sway over Russia's energy industry.As proof, they cite the May 22nd appointment as president of Rosneft of Igor Sechin, a Putin loyalist and an arch-proponent of state control over energy.

She said she had inaugurated the once-a-year horse modeling in the mid-1990s and even brought her own horses one year.

The answers are important because even the stoutest defenders of liberty can inaugurate repression once they start taking emergency measures to deal with imagined insurrections.

Once inaugurated, Trump will stand as THE ONLY head-of-state who denies the science of climate change.

It is easiest to blame then California Governor Ronald Reagan, who once inaugurated in 1966 began his attack on higher education.

In a pattern repeated throughout the book---raised hopes, dashed dreams---the author, a self-described "person of vivid pink sentiments," had his liberal heart broken when Obama, once inaugurated, spoke of striking "a grand bargain" on his pet deficit and tax deal with the obstructionist Republicans.

GROZNY, Russia — A spectacular complex of high-rise towers was inaugurated Wednesday in what once was the war-torn city of Grozny, with banners and flashing lights and celebrity guests including Vanessa-Mae on the violin.

This is a state of exception, but far from being a period outside the norm where standard rights do not apply, it presents a chance for a lack of rights to be properly inaugurated into the law once the exception, the Olympics, is over.

Mr Ma said that when he attended Mr Funes's inauguration in El Salvador, "everybody said that once he was inaugurated he would establish ties with the mainland".

He promised that once he is inaugurated on July 28, "there will be certain corrections".

The former military ruler, who last month handsomely beat the incumbent, Goodluck Jonathan, in a presidential election, promised frustrated Nigerians that he would bring change once he is inaugurated on May 29th.