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And the same is apparently true in the rest of Europe.

"We'd like to go out and see if that is true in the rest of the nation," said Kenneth Falci, an F.D.A. official who briefed industry officials on the agency's plans at the Institute of Food Technologists annual conference over the weekend.

In much of the north Caucasus corruption has eroded the very basis of the state, which performs almost none of its functions and is seen as a source of disorder and violence rather than security.This also holds true in the rest of Russia, but the north Caucasus has a strong alternative to Russia's political system: Islam, which now unites all the Muslim republics.

In Northern Ireland, where IER is already in place, failing to register to vote is an offence and the committee says the same should be true in the rest of the UK.

It's true in the rest of your life and it's just as true if not more so when you're engaging in sex.

That said, during the late colonial period in Kenya, as was true with the rest of the British colonies in Africa, education was a crucial stepping stone to all other types of socio-economic and political mobility.

And if his decisive loss to Hillary Rodham Clinton was something of a bad dream come true for many Republicans in the rest of the country, and led to campaign post-mortems that were not always flattering to Mr. Lazio or his consultants, the people here said they were just impressed that he had the guts to run.

In applying the final criterion in our series evaluating a job candidate's ability to execute CEOs can rely upon an axiom that is true in business as in the rest of life: Watch their feet, not their lips.

As is true of heart disease in the rest of us, the heart disease plaguing our heroes is overwhelmingly, almost entirely preventable.

A similar interpretation was true for the rest of the main criteria in Tables 4 and 7.

"Our ultimate vision is to see women once enslaved in the sex trade have opportunities to support themselves and their children with skill and dignity, to heal in body and spirit and to live in true freedom for the rest of their lives".