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That the publishing firm sponsoring Robeson's "adventure"—its term for exploratory ventures into new foreign markets was located in Philadelphia should not be a surprise, Vogeley argues.
Responsibility for the attack was claimed by Islamic State which said its "commandos" targeted the restaurant because it was "frequented by Crusaders" – its term for westerners.
For its part, Syria's state-run SANA news agency said at least one army officer was killed and more than two dozen were wounded by a roadside bombing near Aleppo, for which it blamed armed terrorist groups, its term for armed activists, including the Free Syrian Army, consisting of military deserters and others who want to topple Mr. Assad.
In this case it's the BitTorrent Bundle — its term for multimedia content packages — and its social distribution service SoShare.
Uber is also offering a £100 signing-on fee to delivery partners, its term for bicycle and scooter drivers joining its fleet, though it is looking for drivers only in London at the moment.
Among the group's core tenets are the belief that a female Jesus Christ will save adherents from the end of the world and that it must fight a decisive battle against the "Big Red Dragon", its term for the Chinese Communist party.
The Thai subsidiary of Unocal agreed to review its terms for natural gas sales to Thailand.
The article sets out how Britain would negotiate its terms for leaving the European Union.
The Trump administration laid out its terms for a supplemental agreement on Jan . 12
— The House Freedom Caucus is naming its terms for supporting a debt ceiling hike.
