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After the ECB's December meeting left interest rates unchanged at 0.05%, the bank's president, Mario Draghi, said it had "stepped up" its preparations to act if needed, and help prop up inflation in the eurozone.

The superpower's rapid disposal of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan after September 11th 2001 and its preparations to invade Iraq had made it look like a formidable enemy.

AS AMERICA continues its preparations to bomb Iraq, Kuwaitis are steeling themselves for the worst.

But now the complex is beginning its preparations to host the Olympics - a unbelievable turn around for a project that looked utterly doomed less than a decade ago.

But Secretary General Kofi Annan, watching Washington's confrontation with Saddam Hussein intensify, has quietly urged his organization to accelerate its preparations to handle a major postwar crisis in Iraq.

As part of its preparations to sell the Daewoo Motor Company in an international auction, South Korean creditor banks will inject fresh money into the ailing carmaker, according to the main creditor, the Korea Development Bank.

The bread question doesn't stop once the variety has been determined: there's also the matter of its preparation to address.

Instead of using it to prepare himself for negotiations with Mr. Grasso, Mr. Reed gave the document, called the Webb report, after Dan K. Webb, the powerful Chicago lawyer that headed its preparation, to Mr. Spitzer, the New York attorney general, who along with federal regulators has been investigating the matter for months.

The LLO preparation was diluted by adding 10 μl of its preparation to a final volume of 1 ml of 2% SRBC suspension in PBS.

18 Such groups are also absent in TPP, however, the microporous crystal of TPP is unstable relative to its nonporous form so that care must be taken during its preparation to obtain microporosity by restricting the size of the crystals.

Last week, the staff of The New Yorker made its final preparations to leave 4 Times Square, its headquarters for the past fifteen years, to join the rest of Condé Nast, the parent company, down at 1 World Trade Center, the new megatower in lower Manhattan.