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Speaking in the Great Hall of the People, Li said: "The two sides have agreed to push for breakthroughs and progress in the cooperation between our enterprises on nuclear power and high speed rail.

Earlier that year Prime Minister Milan Hodža had made significant progress toward gaining the cooperation of those segments of the German population that were attached to the principles of democracy, but the Anschluss (annexation) of Austria to Germany the following spring unleashed a nationalistic frenzy among Czechoslovakia's Sudeten Germans.

The beer was enough to keep the buzz going through a pyrotechnic display that offered a vague narrative about the progress of humanity and the cooperation of nations.

Additional progress of the behavioral studies considering individual experience may facilitate the understanding of the neural mechanism for social learning through cooperation with researchers conducting neurological studies that have been revealing the neural mechanisms of various types of learning.

But not only did he continue to practice the state said Ledbetter would need the cooperation of Wilson's family in the matter but he also insisted Wilson stop seeing her, for his health and the progress of the "therapy".

With decades of experience, the Fulbright Program clearly welcomes the positive effects of the regular exchange of scholars and educators of proven excellence on broad issues of cultural diplomacy like peace, the progress of democracy, and economic cooperation over time.

I'm proud to report that thanks to the leadership of Secretary of Defense Don Rumsfeld, the work of -- and the work of our military and civilian leaders, as well as the cooperation of the United States Congress, we're making progress.

A significant difference between the respondents was observed in the perception of progress in the adaption of delivery service priority area: the NAP perceived a progress of 60%%, while international cooperation representatives cited that progress was zero.

It would represent a few small steps of progress, thanks to cooperation between the parties ― the kind that, not so long ago, would barely have seemed remarkable.

The establishment of this Council is evidence of great progress in regional cooperation in the fields of democracy, economics and security.

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