By identifying neutralizing antibodies for MERS-CoV in Somalia dromedaries, we provided data for the country lodging the world's largest camel population and from which many camels are exported to Saudi Arabia (13 ).
Honduras said that it would lodge a World Trade Organization challenge against the European Union's plan to more than double the tariff that Latin American banana exporters pay to sell their fruit in the 25-nation bloc.
(A test TGV train also lodged the world's fastest time for a wheeled vehicle in 2007).
For example, it claims that the building was built for manufacturing use, then reborn as the Prince Hotel to provide lodging for returning World War II soldiers.
Since its debut in 2008, the company, based in San Francisco, has booked more than two million nights of lodging all over the world.
Airbnb smartly focused on outbound travel out of China first, where it has distinct competitive advantages to provide lodging alternatives across the world in the most sought-after destinations.
"Lodging 'the fate of the world' in one man, with no constitutional check on his actions, caused a violent break in our whole governmental system". 1 2 Next Page » Walter Isaacson, the president of the Aspen Institute, is the author of biographies of Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein.
It includes mentions of a heightened risk for terrorist activity (American citizens traveling in South Africa are encouraged to register with the United States mission to receive specific alerts), a general warning on crime and "public disturbances," and even a note about a shortage of lodging, particularly in the smaller World Cup host cities.
Sadly, she is a fictional being, lodged in the world according to Shane Black — a livid, pulpish environment where failure to possess a gun is, if not a criminal offense, at least a crime against style.
Her hard, grueling game has led her to the top of women's amateur tennis, and following this summer's capture of the "Triple Crown" at Wimbledon — her second consecutive women's singles title, her fourth women's doubles championship and the mixed doubles title — Mrs. Billie Jean Moffitt King is now comfortably lodged as the world's No. 1 women's tennis player.
