Walking into a coffee shop with a newborn baby is like walking into a retirement home with an unexploded second world war bomb.
Piketty has, more accurately, placed an unexploded bomb within mainstream, classical economics.
Two unexploded IEDs were found at the scene, according to a security official.
Since then, Médecins Sans Frontières has opened a clinic where doctors have treated gunshot wounds and children injured by unexploded ordnance.
Food prices have risen sharply since the start of the war as fields are inaccessible or full of unexploded ordnance, and farms have been badly damaged.
One-third of the country is still contaminated by unexploded American ordnance.
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SKELETONS, unexploded bombs and a noxious smell greet visitors to the site in east London that will host the Olympic games four years from now.
All were charged with belonging to a secret organisation working against the state; the relatives of some say they were tortured to obtain confessions.Five Gazan children were killed by an unexploded Israeli tank shell on their way to school.Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's opposition leader, was cleared of treason charges, and so will run against Robert Mugabe in next year's presidential election.
Together with the thousands of landmines laid by the Serbian army, police and paramilitaries, NATO unexploded ordnance guaranteed Kosovar refugees anything but a safe return.
American, British and Dutch planes dropped more than 1,500 cluster bombs on the province in three months, leaving an estimated 20,000 unexploded bomblets on the ground.
