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It remains the region's most respected institution, according to polls.

The Gambia has declared that it is withdrawing from the Commonwealth, a "neocolonial institution", according to the country's president, Yahya Jammeh.

Mrs. Clinton also appeared to back off her past remarks that characterized marriage's history as an exclusively heterosexual institution, according to the Gay City News article.

The new Weeksville Center, which opened in December, 2013, is "Brooklyn's largest African-American cultural institution," according to its Web site.

"The family was very keen that the painting go to a public museum or institution," according to Nicholas Hall, international director of Christie's Old Master department.

Marriage itself is "a wealth-generating institution", according to Barbara Dafoe Whitehead and David Popenoe, who run the National Marriage Project at Rutgers University.

"But that's like saying, 'Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?"' The Obiang debacle led regulators to consider fines against the bank and to label it a "troubled institution," according to this same individual.

They are valued, trusted institutions – according to Ipsos MORI polling guru, Ben Page – and must treat that trust with care.

Almost 150 mortgage lenders failed last year and 43 were acquired by healthier institutions, according to Mortgagedaily.com.com

Today, only 2percentt of all college women graduate from all-women's institutions, according to statistics compiled by the Department of Education.

The sale will be beneficial to both institutions, according to officials of the museum and the club.