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Japanese whalers could eventually hunt "even more whales", despite the ban on its Antarctic activities which has been imposed by the UN's highest court.

Michael Gove, the justice secretary, is keen to ditch the criminal courts charge introduced by his predecessor, which has been imposed on all guilty defendants since April.

We will emerge victorious from this war, which has been imposed upon our people and all other people of the world who want peace and freedom".

Such a strategy remains the only way to defeat the IMF shock therapy and trans-national economic occupation, which has been imposed undemocratically on Iraqis by the occupying powers.

The only condition, which has been imposed due to the design of the radiators, is that the number of step discontinuities has to be equal to the number of nodal circles.

In The Matrix, a bored young hacker called Neo, played by Reeves, discovers that it is his destiny to liberate the human race from a form of virtual reality slavery, which has been imposed on them by the 'machines', a group of artificial intelligence computers.

Economic sanctions during UDI, which had been imposed by stages from 1966 to 1968 on both imports and exports, were lifted in December 1979.

On Thursday, a federal judge ended 23 years of a court-ordered receivership of the C.H.A., which had been imposed because of discriminatory practices.

Investors also dumped stocks ahead of the imminent expiration of a share sales ban on listed companies' major shareholders, which had been imposed during the market crash last summer.

The Legislature and Mr. Pataki repealed the levy, which had been imposed on people who live outside New York City but work in it, in 1999.

This is how I saw the development as a whole: the strengthening of the Reich, reinstatement of its sovereignty in all spheres, and by these means to free ourselves of the intolerable shackles which had been imposed upon our people.