"It is significant because for all these years, the Arabs have always been clear in spelling out the territory side of 'land for peace,' but studiously silent on the peace side of 'land for peace.' " Still, the White House made clear today that it would take a long while for the Saudi proposals to play out.
Newcastle, who lost Cheick Tiote in the warm-up, came close early on when Moussa Sissoko teed up Coloccini on eight minutes but the defender, in unfamiliar territory, side-footed wide.
First, many patients with CABG have some abnormal findings on MPI, because of a history of prior myocardial infarctions, and others have ischaemic territories with side branch occlusions even if the major coronary trees are protected.
A one-hour trip between the Kyrgyz cities of Osh, an ancient trading post, and Jalalabad now takes four hours -- the main road cuts through Uzbek territory, and side roads are winding and small.
This wriggle of fate is characteristic of Auster's fiction, and the novel's cast of freaks and scholars, its territory of side-shows and archives and its emotional palette of dark blues and greys is vintage Auster.
But the Greeks, who traditionally trade only second-hand ships, have now placed orders for new vessels, taking them into new risk territory.One side-effect of the increase in transparency has been to attract more outside investors into the industry.
If these words have any significance, they must mean that Netanyahu is prepared to make Israeli concessions that match Palestinian concessions: i.e., if Palestinians concede to Israel part of their territory east of the 1967 border, Israel would concede to the Palestinians comparable territory on its side of that border.
Keogh would perish in the wilds of Montana Territory, on the side of a grassy hill.
In many gospel songs the Jordan River is a code name for the Mississippi, and crossing it means escaping slave territory on one side for freedom on the other.
They passed 400 in one of the games and chased down 350 in another, hitherto unknown territory for a side more accustomed to dour consolidation followed by defeat.
