The Guardian in June revealed GCHQ had engaged in extensive surveillance efforts against G20 delegates in 2009, including in order to secure advantages in trade talks and bilaterals.
Collectively the participants taught seven different languages, including, in order of frequency, Japanese (41%%), French (19%%), German (16 %), Italian, (9 %), Indonesian (7 %), and Chinese and Spanish (both 4%%).
Among London mayor Sadiq Khan's wider transport objectives are reducing Londoner's dependence on private cars generally, including in order to promote healthier mobility options such as cycling and walking, and also to make more efficient use of the city's street space.
With that in mind, we searched for battered gems in the worst-performing industry groups, including (in order, starting with the worst) surety and title insurance, mortgage investment, toys and games, semiconductor memory chips, jewelry stores, credit services, hotel/motel real estate investment trust, networking and communication, and office supplies.
Any inspected state can ask for arrangements for managed access for various reasons, including in order to protect proprietary or commercially sensitive information.
The community also used mosquito reduction measures including, in order of preference, environmental management (35%), mosquito repellent and smoke (31%) insecticide canister sprays (11%), and window and door screens (6%).
In coastal colonies predators include, in order of importance: skuas, sheathbills, and the giant petrel.
These untouchables were finally included in order to placate five liberal Republican senators, led by Javits of New York.
"The governor articulated strong principles that needed to be included in order for him to sign the bill," Mr. Lynch's spokesman, Colin Manning, said in a statement.
Currency units included (in order from largest to smallest) the chung, the tamuleng, the baht, the salueng, the feung, and even smaller units.
The rest of the list includes (in order) Japan, South Korea, Germany, France, Canada, Brazil and Spain.
