The Israeli army has imposed on its 35,000 residents a near-permanent curfew to "protect" the 500 armed Israeli colonists who live in their midst.Related items Palestinians: Shaky solidarityFeb 15th 2001"Frankly, we are strangling them," says an Israeli economist.
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Rangel's fall may even be the key to a number of deals on key legislative items (hint: health care) between shaky Democrats and emboldened Republicans offering a baby dove in return for slain lamb.
The analysts said the decline confirmed that the economy was still in a recovery, if a shaky one, and they were encouraged that consumers continued to buy big-ticket items like cars and homes.
In 1969 he met Jane Birkin on the set of the film Slogan, in which both were starring, and after a shaky start to their relationship they were soon in the studio and more pertinently an item.
Here is a sign of how shaky the economy is becoming: Wal-Mart says its shoppers are redeeming their holiday gift cards for basic items — pasta sauce, diapers, laundry detergent — rather than iPods and DVDs.
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It is possible to purchase an item called a "WonKey" that consists of a silicon key shaped wedge, perfect for propping up the shaky leg anytime needed.
