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Several EU politicians, including the Luxembourg prime minister, Xavier Bettel, have expressed reluctance, saying the union is not prepared to create a new status of "'a little bit member', 'pending divorce'nearlyrly divorced'".

President Álvaro Uribe is prepared to create a second safe haven for two rival paramilitary factions in southern Colombia on the condition that the groups declare an immediate cease-fire and begin disarming, his office announced on Monday.

As an incentive, the government is prepared to create a second safe haven and possibly a third, so the two groups will have a secure zone in which to disarm and hold talks, said Martha Martínez, a spokeswoman for Mr. Uribe's peace commissioner, Luis Carlos Restrepo.

In April, in United States v. Stevens, the court struck down a federal law making it a crime to sell videos of dogfights and other depictions of animal cruelty by an 8-to-1 vote, saying the court was not prepared to create a new category of speech outside the bounds of the First Amendment.

NAYPYIDAW, Myanmar — Dressed in flowing purple silk, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi climbed the stone steps of Parliament here Wednesday, delicate and serene in the face of a mob of photographers as she prepared to create a milestone for her country.

5) Traction is king, until you are someone they recognize or have a decent track record. 6) Be prepared to create a US corporation – i.e a US entity – if you do get any interest.

Given the differences in the signatures, Mr. Shaev filed court papers last July contending that the assignment is a sham, "prepared to create an appearance of a creditor as a real party in interest/standing, when in fact it is likely that the chain of title required in these matters was not performed, lost or both".

It is clear that most organizations are not prepared to create an organizational effectiveness function at the senior corporate level that includes talent, organization design, change management, and information technology.

The redundancies are also linked to the fact that the Post's owner, Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, is preparing to create a separate publishing division.

In Spain, a consortium of seven regional newspapers is preparing to create a free sheet, Página Cero, or Page Zero, with the aim of attracting 800,000 readers.

The News Corporation chairman also knows, as his company prepares to create a publishing-only division, that the Sun remains a major cash cow.