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In both countries, family relationships are highly valued and include relatives beyond the nuclear family unit even though family structure in Nicaragua is more dismantled, much due to migration [ 24].

Mr. Fox said he rejected "forcefully" the statements by the Bush administration and governors of border states, contending that they had unfairly depicted Mexico as a safe haven for organized crime, though his government has arrested more leading drug traffickers and dismantled more cartels than any of its predecessors.

Now it can buy more cheap parts from Mexico.Mr Smith has done more to dismantle gm's bureaucracy than his louder predecessor Roger ever did.

For its part, South Korea wants China and the United States to focus more on dismantling the North's nuclear weapons.

Mr. Bush wants to do more than dismantle the nuclear program; he says North Korea must also give up its missile exports and production, something the Clinton administration never tried to negotiate.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel rebuffed pressure from President Bush to halt construction of a security wall on the West Bank and called on Mr. Bush to convince Palestinian leaders to do more to dismantle terrorist groups.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel today rebuffed pressure from President Bush to halt construction of a security fence on the West Bank and called on Mr. Bush to persuade Palestinian leaders to do more to dismantle terrorist organizations.

He has matured and we have seen him giving a lot more assists, dismantling the theory that he is a 'selfish' player.

As a "builder," it is doubtful Trump would pour money into projects where billion-dollar cost over-runs have become the norm and it costs more to dismantle a facility than to build it.

The World Trade Organization, NAFTA, and a series of bilateral trade deals have been less about reducing barriers to trade (which are already very low in the U.S). and more about dismantling the regulatory framework of managed capitalism both in the U.S. and abroad.

In the past six weeks, French police have deported more than 1,000 Roma to Romania and Bulgaria and dismantled more than 100 camps.