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The economic importance of the kray is threefold: its vast timber resources, which are exploited chiefly along the Trans-Siberian Railroad; its mineral wealth; and its hydroelectric potential.

"Without in any way excusing indefensible terrorist acts, we still need to address those conditions of poverty and injustice which are exploited by terrorists," the document, made public at the start of the bishops' annual fall meeting, says.

Perhaps it is partly the relentless drip feed of stories, some of which are put out by the BMA and all of which are exploited by politicians, about how hard life is as a GP.

"The majority of these costs do not have any relationship with security concerns but, rather, come from the heavy restrictions imposed on the Palestinians in the access to their own natural resources, many of which are exploited by Israel itself, including water, minerals, salts, stones and land".

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"They emphasised, in this context, the imperative of ending indiscriminate aerial bombardment of civilians, which is exploited by terrorist groups.

He knows Wolves have to tighten up defensively after more glaring errors which were exploited by Kenny Dalglish's side, but is refusing to press the panic button.

There are other subtle nuances to the Artemisia story, some of which were exploited and, many say, distorted in a 1997 French film, "Artemisia," directed by Agnès Merlet.

It created an artificial distinction between "moderate" and "extremist" which was exploited by both government and the various Muslim bodies that had become involved.

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