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But the rationale for the trip and for the policy that underlies it causes puzzlement in Canada.The Conservative prime minister has abandoned Canada's more nuanced policy towards the region under which it supported Israel but did not openly denigrate its neighbours as "a region of darkness", as Mr Harper did in a speech late last year.

In 2007 the International Court of Justice agreed — although, notably, it stopped short of blaming Serbia, saying instead that Belgrade's responsibility lay in failing to prevent the killings by the Bosnian Serb forces which it supported and supplied.

During the four decades of partition, the Federal Republic concluded a number of agreements with the Soviet Union and East Germany, which it supported to some extent economically in return for various concessions with regard to humanitarian matters and access to Berlin.

One of the ACLU's most famous test cases was the Scopes trial (1925), in which it supported the decision of a Tennessee science teacher, John T. Scopes, to defy a Tennessee law forbidding the teaching of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution.

The normally wily Mr Magalhaes had miscalculated: by attacking Mr Barbalho so fiercely he managed to unite the faction-ridden PMDB behind his candidacy, and also prompted it to strike a pact with the PSDB in which it supported Mr Barbalho in return for PMDB backing for Mr Neves.Given the allegations against Mr Barbalho, Mr Cardoso is bound to be uneasy at seeing him running the Senate.

The Honduran coup, which it supported and Manning helped expose, is murdering LGBTs and others at a horrific rate.

Although it is unknown if familiarity discrimination alters food intake in C. elegans, the following observations support the possibility: The nervous system in C. elegans senses various aspects of food, such as the efficiency with which it supports growth (Shtonda and Avery, 2006) and its pathogenicity (Zhang et al., 2005), and triggers behavioral plasticity.

The US has accused Putin's government of war crimes regarding its bombing of Aleppo, in the Syrian civil war in which it supports the Assad regime.

The task is to move the financial system away from its fixation with property lending and on to a new basis in which it supports more innovation and business investment.

On September 18th the Federal Reserve must decide whether to begin to reduce (or, in the jargon, "taper") the pace at which it supports the economy by printing money to buy bonds, from the current rate of $85 billion a month.

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