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Andrew Turner, the Tory MP for the Isle of Wight, has a very important question about a tiger that the island's zoo is trying to import from a circus in Belgium.

What are the risks of trying to import it?

They are, in other words, trying to import the filibuster.Uncertainty, political polarisation, and, above all, cheese.

LA PAZ, Bolivia Boliviaia has not been kind to foreigners trying to import revolution.

I am trying to import a morphology from Neurolucida (generating a swc file from a Nurolucida-dat file) to NEURON.

Suzy Hansen's recent article on trying to import a health care approach from Iran to Mississippi generated 263 comments online.

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The UN says North Korea has also repeatedly tried to import banned arms.

Employment lawyers said workers in other states were likely to try to import the California concept.

He also said his team was investigating reports that Iraq tried to import uranium after 1991.

The Singaporean funds also try to import expertise through their investments—hence a focus on telecoms and banking.

Mr. Bland said the developers tried to import the sort of product -- and prices -- more typical of San Francisco.

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