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If it were involved, it would be a massive escalation of its longstanding tensions with the South.

Mr. Bernanke said it would be irresponsible for the Fed to pursue a temporary increase in the rate of inflation because it would surrender the credibility of its longstanding commitment to keep inflation around 2 percent.

CareerBuilder has announced that it will not run any of its longstanding series of commercials featuring chimpanzees during this year's game, according to a report from Ad Age.

But the deal may also free the Port Authority of some of its longstanding problems.

Mr. McGinley attributed the band's ability to slide between music scenes as a sign of its longstanding commitment to mutability.

And Brazil's leadership would inevitably shape the context for any future discussions about Brazil's permanent membership on an expanded United Nations Security Council — one of its longstanding ambitions.

Even in the North's discussion of returning to talks, it held to its longstanding approach of framing the issue of its nuclear weapons program largely as a matter between itself and the United States.

But, notwithstanding Cigna's sanction and "its longstanding history of noncompliance with CMS requirements," a new CMS policy allows Cigna to retain its multi-star ratings, making Medicare ratings of Medicare Advantage plans a farce.

Iranian officials, at a regular Foreign Ministry news conference in Tehran, did not explicitly discuss the conference, but denounced Western meddling in the affairs of Syria, its longstanding ally, as benefiting Israel at the expense of those who resist its power.

In 2007, the GOL showed some evidence of reversing its longstanding denial that any Berber communities exist in Libya and granted permission to the Amazigh (Berber) World Congress to host a large gathering in Tripoli in August 2007.

The core depravity of Hamas is its longstanding policy of treating every Jew as a target for elimination.