South Korean officials have paid close attention to Germany's unification -- in which an economically stronger country swiftly absorbed its weaker brother -- and have determined, in the words of Park Jie Won, minister of culture and tourism, "that it will not work on the Korean peninsula".
They began laying pieces of the ring out like a jigsaw puzzle and positioning and testing robotic cameras, pulleys, lighting trusses, drapes and large screen televisions — the stage's hydraulic lifts were not needed — in preparation for Saturday's super bantamweight unification bout in which Mr. Donaire will defend his W.B.O.
Now executive pay sometimes seems to be the most emotive campaign issue.These discontents are reverberations from German unification in 1990, which saddled the country with gargantuan costs and led to a decade-long quest to regain competitiveness.
Toward the end of his life Sir Richard embarked on a monumental three-volume work titled "Scholastic Humanism and the Unification of Europe," in which he sought to show how the schools of Paris, Bologna and elsewhere created an immensely complex body of canon law regulating every aspect of Christian life and enforced that law through a hierarchy of courts with the papacy at its apex.
Although impossible to know, history tells us that we might expect more of the same; expansion of evo devo into other areas of biology (ecology, physiology, behavior); absorption of evo devo by evolution or a unification of biology in which evo devo plays a major role.
The final step in the formation of Egyptian religion was the unification of Egypt, in which rulers from Upper Egypt made themselves pharaohs of the entire country.
"I don't think it's coincidental that these emails are being released on the eve of our convention here," he told CNN's State of the Union, alluding to the party's four-day exercise in unification which is set to take place this week in Philadelphia.
An overwhelming majority of the Kingdom's voters (99%) favored unification: most Sicilians viewed the unification as acceptance of the House of Savoy, in which belonged Victor Emmanuel II, the first king of Italy.
This was partly due to the manner in which re-unification took place (de facto annexation), but was also the result of the complete inadequacy of the existing East German civil service in the face of the new demands of a capitalist society.
The move by the United Automobile Workers marks a crucial step toward the unification of the Democratic Party following a bruising nomination battle in which the union backed former United States Attorney Pat Miles, a centrist, over the more progressive Nessel.
