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These countries are directly exposed to the risk of Greece defaulting, through bilateral loans and the money they have put into the EFSF (the European Financial Stability Facility), which has dispersed loans to Greece.

Mr. Alusi said that his official security guards had been removed last month and that he now fears for his life and the fate of his family, which has dispersed to friends' homes in Baghdad.

The U.S. Agency for International Development, which has dispersed 10 billion U.S.-made condoms in poor countries around the world, announced that they will be switching to cheaper Chinese condoms.

Here we have confirmation that conspecific populations (Osteocephalus cabrerai, Osteocephalus taurinus, Sphaenorhynchus lacteus, Lithobates palmipes, Pipa pipa, Hypsiboas boans) are genetically so close that they probably belong to one widespread species which has dispersed over vast areas in South America (Figure S2).

Within the metacestode cysts, the cells are organized as a thin layer (the germinal layer), which has dispersed germinative cells (stem cells).

This is exemplified by the wide of geographical distribution of Hibiscus tiliaceus, a semi-mangrove with water-buoyant and salt-tolerant seeds, which has dispersed long distance via ocean current throughout the northwestern Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean [ 70].

Initially, the Centre for Earth Science Studies (CESS) stated that the likely cause of the red rain was an exploding meteor, which had dispersed about 1,000 kg (one ton) of material.

This was only partly due to enemy action; the rest was attributable to Berryman's own plan, which had dispersed the brigade and provided it with inadequate armoured and, in the final stages, artillery support.

Even including transmission in utero, there are extremely few known instances in which a human cancer has dispersed outside its original host, and no known outbreaks of repeated host-to-host transmission (Dingli and Nowak 2006).

The Conservative leader, Joe Clark, who was briefly prime minister, has called Canada "a community of communities" and was the main author of the 1992 Charlottetown Accord, which would have dispersed more power from Ottawa.

Most of the crowd has dispersed.