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In this sense, the end of security operations there represents a victory for Kadyrov.
Screen Yorkshire's chief executive Sally Joynson said: "The fact that flights are operating there represents a major opportunity in terms of being able to fly A-listers in".
The logistics center, situated next to Rockaway Boulevard, a major artery there, represents a type of property that has been a specialty for AMB: industrial facilities built for rapid turnover of goods and that are near but not necessarily at airports, seaports and ground transportation centers.
The recent assassination in Lebanon of government minister Pierre Gemayel, and the ensuing political crisis there, represents a major failure for the administration's democratization efforts.
Uganda is the only country with endemic distributions of these 2 trypanosome species, and convergence there represents a major public health concern, given the potential for overlapping infections to compromise treatment and control programs and spread into neighboring countries (3, 4 ).
13 14 The only occupational details so far reported from Seascale, however, have concerned radiation workers and PPI, 3 which might suggest that the excess there represents an exception to the association reported in other PM-related excesses.
The war in Iraq and the ensuing difficulties there represented a turning point.
Though many have moved out, and immigrants have moved in, the regular league games played there represent a homecoming for the fans.
"There are companies out there representing a view that I would say is almost parallel with coal companies who say, 'We can't do away with coal,'" said Simon Shane, a poultry veterinarian and professor at North Carolina State University.
To be there representing an Indigenous channel amongst an industry dominated by the mono-cultural "Aussie" stereotypes – we already felt like winners.
We were there representing an eighteen-year-old black man who had been arrested, arraigned, indicted, tried, convicted, and sentenced to die in the electric chair, all in the space of forty-eight hours.
