He and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton have been prime proponents of the emphasis on Asia, with Mrs. Clinton shoring up old alliances, like those with Japan and South Korea, and cultivating new partners, like India and Indonesia.
(Teachers, obvious symbols of the Thai state, have been prime targets in the insurgency, with 95 killed since 2004).
An editing error meant it was stated that Ariel Sharon was prime minister of Israel when he triggered the second intifada by visiting the flashpoint Jerusalem religious site known to Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary and Jews as the Temple Mount.
Still, at least Gove has achieved his repeatedly stated ambition of not wanting to be prime minister.
Parts of the state near the Delaware River are prime land for grapes, he said, "better than anything on the East Coast, and new vineyards are going in like crazy".
Authorities in Ukraine say Mr. Lazarenko profited by buying and selling natural gas contracts when he was Ukraine's energy minister, and bilked millions of dollars from state programs while he was prime minister, in 1996 and 1997.
Instead, a cell being in one of the various pluripotent states may be primed or biased in a way that influences its response to differentiation-inducing signals [ 15].
Both Brussels and Paris are cities on the highest state of alert, fully aware they are prime targets of Jihadist terrorists, and were nevertheless hit.
After his famous climb, he served in several government posts, including as secretary of state for sports when Charles de Gaulle was prime minister and president and as mayor of the resort town of Chamonix in the French Alps.
Not so McAllister, whose Scottishness – his father was born in Glasgow – has only served to boost the CDU's re-election chances on Sunday in the state of Lower Saxony, where he has been prime minister since 2010.
In all this, Mr. Bobbitt argues, they are warped images of a new kind of state, of which the United States and the European Union are prime examples: the "market state".
