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China's Assistant Foreign Minister Zhang Ming said in Riyadh on Sunday both Syrian sides should stop fighting and aid should be sent to strife-torn areas - but he also warned other states not to use aid to "interfere".

His first blooding in the Middle East theatre came in the mid-1980s, when he was sent to Beirut at the height of Lebanon's civil strife.

Another writer on April 30 decried the petty strifes of theology and expressed a fear that youths sent to Cornell were... exceedingly liable to become bigots or extreme radicals.

"If the government is really democratic, why aren't they releasing the people who were sent to prison for advocating democracy?" Some international human rights advocates said such imprisonments — as well as accusations of war crimes in putting down ethnic strife — made them question whether Mrs. Clinton's trip now is a good idea.

He was sent to The Hague in 2006 by Congolese authorities who had imprisoned several militia leaders from the Democratic Republic of Congo's complex wars — involving years of protracted fighting fueled by ethnic strife and rivalries for power and mineral riches.

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A recent United Nations report, moreover, chronicled lawlessness in Congo that enables smugglers to export illicit diamonds through countries like Rwanda, Uganda and Zimbabwe, which have all sent troops to intervene in Congo's strife.

Congress created TPS in the 1990 Immigration Act to protect immigrants from being sent back to countries battered by natural disasters or civil strife.

Once, after equipment providers declined to send engineers to Congo during a dangerous time in the country's unending civil strife, he encouraged the citizens of Kinshasa, the capital, to collect scrap metal and weld them into a cellphone tower.

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