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Signed in June 1992, the convention now covers virtually every country, including the US (which has withdrawn from Kyoto).

He wants to bring Microsoft, which has withdrawn its $47.5 billion bid for Yahoo, back to the negotiating table.

It is no accident that Britain, which has withdrawn support from its coal industry, is one of the few countries on course to meet its greenhouse-gas targets.

They are driven instead by the feeling of betrayal by the Mexican government, which has withdrawn its unconditional promise to educate them.

"If you're not in there it's hard to make sure that ongoing commitments the factory may have made are sustained," said Todd McKean, global director of compliance at Nike, which has withdrawn entirely from Cambodia as well.

Last week, California released an initial draft of a plan to cut automotive emissions of global warming gases by nearly 30percentt, a strategy sharply different from that of the Bush administration, which has withdrawn from a global accord on curbing such emissions.

The Andean Group began its official existence in June 1969 without Venezuela, which had withdrawn.

In western Europe the U.S.S.R. courted France, which had withdrawn its troops from NATO. Trade expanded with the region.

The Air Force and the Central Intelligence Agency, which had withdrawn the largest number of documents, will declassify 95percentt of what they withdrew, though some will still have deletions, Mr. Weinstein said.

His ouster was condemned by governments around the world, which have withdrawn their ambassadors and cut off financial assistance to Honduras, the third poorest country in the hemisphere.

Botha kept what was then called South West Africa/Namibia under South African domination in defiance of the UN, which had withdrawn the mandate it had granted to South Africa over the region.