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In an atmosphere of increasing discontent at Italy's political system, the new Democratic Party was created from the merger of two center-left parties, the Democrats of the Left, formerly Communists, and the Daisy Party, a group of former Christian Democrats.
The manager is Sara Weeks Dima (above far left), formerly of City Bakery.
This new drama's ensemble cast includes Mandy Patinkin (below left), formerly of CBS's "Chicago Hope," and Thomas Gibson, best known as the straight-arrow lawyer in "Dharma & Greg".
Yusuf Islam, left, formerly known as Cat Stevens, will be the host of a benefit concert for tsunami relief today in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Property dealers visited by The Independent last week in three areas of Kabul all said they had noticed a shift in population as residents packed up and left formerly mixed neighbourhoods for more ethnically homogenous areas.
A1 Defense in Deputy's Shooting J.L. Chestnut, the lawyer for Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin, left, formerly known as H. Rap Brown, says his client, who is accused of shooting to death a sheriff's deputy in Atlanta, has been framed by "the system".
At least 17 wildfires blaze through Northern California's wine country, leaving formerly picturesque parts of the region blackened, charred and resembling scenes from an apocalyptic film.
"The entire political landscape had changed overnight," Mr. Hamzah said, and has left the formerly invincible Malay-based party seeking to redefine its electoral base and political rationale.
Two weeks ago, the chief financial officer abruptly left CA, formerly Computer Associates; the company had been scheduled to report fourth-quarter earnings yesterday.
18 to 30, with discounts of up to 80percentt on furniture like a leather Zero Gravity Wing chair ($8,500, reduced from $14,400); an Engine coffee table ($2,500, down from $4,900); a Hollywood Stardom Sofa, left, ($4,900, formerly $8,100); and a Tour de France lounge chair ($550, originally $940).
Two decades of downsizing at BT Group, the $33 billion (revenue) british telephone company, left the formerly state-run outfit with a workforce down by 60% from its 1984 peak of 250,000.
