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Second, Putin's main inspiration on Middle East affairs is Yevgeny Primakov, a former Russian prime minister and a long-time pillar of KGB policies in the region.

However starting this discussion means slowly chipping away one splinter at a time the pillar of female oppression which our society is built upon.

This time, the pillars of the community have the upper hand.

At the same time, the pillars closer to the light's path have to be "detuned" away from that frequency.

One at a time, the pillars of American democracy have come face to face with the anthrax threat.

McCain has said he believes both countries "can in time become pillars of stability, tolerance, and democracy," as long as America commits military and economic resources to them.

The chaos has also for the first time touched pillars of the long-term health of Egypt's economy, already teetering after two years of turbulence since the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak.

Central to conservatism are the time-honored pillars of individual liberty and personal responsibility.

First of all, Fig. 3 shows that the time required for pillar cooling, when only radiative heat exchange mechanism is considered (case D), is about one hundred times longer than other three cases.

As expanded learning approaches are tested more broadly, we are faced with key decisions that could make or break time as a pillar of education reform.

Once upon a time, automotive roof pillars were elegantly skinny.