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Yet a proposal now before the City Council here that would put Rosas's name on a three-block section of a thoroughfare long designated Avenida Sarmiento, virtually brought the two old combatants back to life.

Mr. Karayilan's party, long designated a terrorist organization and since last year a drug trafficker by the United States, has declared a new cease-fire and already extended it into the new year.

But his willingness to praise leaders that the US has long designated as enemies pushes the bounds even for him.

One consequence is that al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsular (AQAP), long designated the Number 1 terrorist threat to America before relinquishing the top spot to ISIL in the rankings, has been gaining strength in the political and security void created by the civil war.

We propose that vinclozolin, long designated as an anti-androgen, may also exert its effects by additional steroid-hormone signaling pathways.

Employing the RCA-GIP technique [ 26] we were able to acquire the full length genomic GA20ox1 sequence from cv. "Long" (designated as CaGA2ox1) [GenBank: JF427572], including the missing, from the initial EST, 5' end.

Seconds after take off from Heathrow's then 9000 feet long runway 28L (now 12008 feet long and designated 27L), there was an unexpected bang and the aircraft started vibrating.

One of the oldest health institutions in Iraq, Al Rashad has long been designated a civilian hospital.

"The car industry was long ago designated as a pillar industry for China.

That is, unless you live in the state of Victoria, where Tuesday has long been designated a public holiday.

Still, the fact that the United States continues to imprison men long since designated for potential transfer is a source of growing criticism.