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Mr. Abbas, in an interview published today in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, said the Palestinians were ready to begin establish security control of areas Israeli troops have held for much of the last year.

"You ask any player if they have the opportunity to begin, establish and end a career with one team, I think you would get a majority of votes from players who would love to do that," Miller said in a statement released by the team.

The government of the newly independent nation is working on a draft plan to begin establishing both the awareness and the structures required to spread family planning.

Building peace requires the parties to begin establishing patterns of behavior that enable them to believe that mutual trust is possible.

The point was to begin establishing Lollapalooza Chile as an annual event and destination; a 2012 festival is already being planned.

One of the platoons was also assigned to establish a compound for an Afghan police unit that was expected to arrive soon -- a sign that the Marines hoped to begin establishing a government presence in the area.

Challenging the country's transitional leaders in the nation's capital, Tripoli, the 3,000 people assembled in an old soap factory near the regional capital, Benghazi, also announced unilateral plans to begin establishing their own autonomous government.

He cautions interested parties to begin establishing infrastructures as soon as they can... otherwise it may be too late to jump onto the distance education band width) wagon.

Before the painting process comes sketching, a way to begin establishing these restless figures and shapes.

Since nearly half of all marriages now end in divorce, it would be helpful for both adults and children to begin establishing new norms about what constitutes a successful marriage.

The growth in computer crime during the 1980s and 1990s caused law enforcement agencies to begin establishing specialized groups, usually at the national level, to handle the technical aspects of investigations.