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"It was difficult for the government to manage Greece's own domestic economic crisis," said Dirk Reinermann, project manager for southern Europe at the World Bank.

Tommy Nilsson, party manager for southern Sweden, said the poll was a "tremendous breakthrough" for the party.

"We're certainly looking much more healthy for the coming year," said Christalla Cost, Olympic's general manager for southern Africa.

The bride's father was a vice president and a general manager of Southern Wine and Spirits, a distributorship in Miami.

"They come here because of the dry air," said Jeff A. Lynn, the general manager at Southern California Aviation, a subsidiary of Pratt & Whitney that runs the place.

Her father works in Syosset, N.Y., as the vice president and the general manager of Southern Wines and Spirits, a distributor based in Miami.

Julie Foley, the EA's area manager, said: "Southern Water unlawfully discharged huge volumes of sewage on to the beach and into the sea.

Mr. Abdullah's campaign manager in southern Afghanistan, Esmatullah, who like many Afghans uses only one name, said the candidate met a large group of Bariz tribal elders in Kandahar on Aug. 12 to receive their endorsement.

The RMT said that every manager at Southern with the correct safety certification had been "press-ganged" into work as the train company launched its emergency timetable this week, a move it claimed proved the franchise was understaffed.

With a majority of their passengers originating in South Africa and paying in steadily depreciating rand, the smaller airlines found profits increasingly elusive, and losses for the likes of Austrian eventually became intolerable, said Michaela Messner Myburgh, the company's general manager for southern Africa.