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Heads of government and culture made their way around the New York organization's largest overseas outpost — a new compound that combines minimalist modern structures with a restored 19th-century British Army explosives magazine.
Backed by a kitty of £32m (of which £10m is debt and the rest share capital), the group is sizing up an overseas outpost in Paris and is scouting for sites in Brussels, Amsterdam, Milan, Madrid and later San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Sydney and South Africa.
Besides the C.I.A.'s hugely expensive operations in Afghanistan and Iraq, where in Baghdad the agency is operating its largest overseas outpost since the Vietnam War, the C.I.A. is also trying to follow through on a presidential order to expand the ranks of its analysts and its clandestine service by 50percentt each.
Huffington has made no secret of her desire to expand the HuffPost internationally, having already tested the waters with HuffPost Canada — so why not choose the UK as her first overseas outpost?
But this isn't an overseas outpost of the American studios.
He will work in overseas outposts "building up his market experiences," the company said.
From this building they set up overseas outposts, one of which, New Amsterdam, they located at the southern tip of Manhattan Island.
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The woman is rapidly becoming well known in Czestochowa, which is at the heart of a dispute about pay and conditions between the ambitious UK supermarket group and workers in one of its many overseas outposts.
In post-colonial Africa, soccer has been used for political and commercial purposes all over the continent, and in the end the colonial model has been reborn, in a sense, as Africa's top players flock to overseas outposts in search of riches.
But diplomats and lawmakers say it will take years and billions more dollars to fully carry out the changes called for by the independent review panel that investigated the assault, which killed four Americans and touched off a highly charged political debate about the Obama administration's ability to ensure the security of overseas outposts.
