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APN owns the country's largest-selling title, the Auckland-based New Zealand Herald, through its offshoot, NZME, plus 31 other titles.

In a burst of fear-mongering that is surprising even by its own diminished standards, the Heritage Foundation -- through its offshoot Heritage Action for America -- has been distributing misleading propaganda to constituents of key Republican Senators whose support is needed for ratification of the new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with Russia (New START).

And so, for now at least, residents will get to know Nordstrom through its discount offshoot, which offers merchandise at a 30 to 70 percent savings.

To burn off the calories, Meaux is also a centre for outdoor activities: three-and-a-half of the nation's long-distance footpaths (GR1 and its offshoot, the GR1B, GR11 and GR14) pass through the area.

The problem starts with the organisers, the United Nations, and its offshoot, the Human Rights Council.

Mr. Guckert, who wrote for the Gopusa.com Web site and its offshoot Talon News, agreed.

She subsequently cofounded the international women's rights organization Equality Now and its offshoot, Donor Direct Action.

Yet from his youthful adventures in "social choice theory" through his study of the practical "capabilities" to choose and act that make our formal freedoms real and magisterial works of exposition such as The Idea of Justice, early exposure to abject poverty and its offshoot - communal violence – has always shaped Sen's work.

Among Mexico's internationally acclaimed museums are the Museum of Folk Art, the immense National Museum of Anthropology, and its offshoot the National Museum of History.

On March 16, we learned that Facebook will be suspending Strategic Communications Laboratories (SCL) and its offshoot Cambridge Analytica.

Its offshoot H&Q Asia Pacific, run (and partly owned) by Ta-lin Hsu, has been in Asia since 1985.