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The annual general meeting in Oman in November is tasked with taking final decisions.

"I was tasked with taking photos of military secrets and 'scandalous' scenes," he said.

Given those concerns, Malian soldiers will not be tasked with taking control of Kidal, at least not to begin with, French officials said.

Caesar had been tasked with taking pictures of the corpses of those who died inside facilities run by the Assad regime.

Bradburne attributes the low number to Italian museums being tasked with taking care of the works, rather than devoting energy to attracting art lovers.

Fox, whom Cameron had tasked with taking the referendum legislation through the House of Lords has also announced he would be voting to leave the EU.

Silliest PR stunt: Ahead of the channel of year award at the festival one year, luckless UKTV gofers were tasked with repeatedly taking suitcases bearing stickers saying "the case for Dave" off the baggage carousel at Edinburgh airport and then heaving them on again.

A former Drug Enforcement Administration DEAagententaskeded with helping taking down the Dark Web's most notorious criminal — the recently convicted owner of Silk Road, Ross Ulbricht — has pleaded guilty to siphoning more than $700,000 worth of bitcoin for personal use while he worked undercover on the case in 2013.

So Congress put together the RTC, funded it with $50 billion, and tasked it with taking on the assets of failed thrifts and working them off.

The tendons of his jaw swell with the strain of stifled feelings; his brows, usually tasked with double takes and farcical arching, knit with a terrible weight of guilt.

Official bodies tasked with reducing corruption took account of the findings when formulating plans to tackle the problem of corruption in these services.