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But most of the pilgrims come from within India, so there is less chance that a disease outbreak there would become a global problem.

They filled in the higher floors initially and hoped the confidence-building measures they installed there would become the bricks and mortar needed to build the foundation later.

Officials at Gallaudet University, the nation's premier institution for the deaf and hard of hearing, announced Sunday that a deaf educator who had spent years teaching there would become interim president for up to 24 months.

But all the small tragedies of childhood, magnified and situated against the backdrop of Europe (especially Russia, his father's homeland) and the war that raged there, would become grist for his writing.

If the proposal is passed by at least two-thirds of the bishops in Dallas, it will be considered by the Vatican, and if approved there would become mandatory.

As a result, investing there would become less risky, and that would push interest rates for southern countries more in line with the European average.

However, I never imagined that one day I would not only live there but would become an Australian citizen and an immunologist at the Centenary Institute in Sydney.

There, it would become one of a number of regional centers of scientific expertise and innovation being promoted by the government--along with the prestigious École Polytechnique and other institutions.

Because he believed that if the United States failed there "Iraq would become what it had not been before the war: a haven for international terrorism and possibly a direct threat to America's national security", he agreed to go.

By the middle of the nineteen-thirties, with the popularity of Mexican muralists (Diego Rivera, Jose Orozco, David Siqueiros), the proliferation of W.P.A.-sponsored public art, and the faith that history has a meaning — that there is a story there — the mural would become a mode of political poetry, a popular way of representing the multiplicity of life and the march of time.

The native affairs branch of the federal government, concerned about overcrowding and drought in Yuendumu, forcibly removed 550 people from there to what would become Lajamanu.