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A month later Barack Obama would be inaugurated and declare "a new era of responsibility".

(It worked. Martelly would be inaugurated as president of Haiti in May).

A new high-security prison block would be inaugurated in a few weeks, he said.

We asked our forecasters whether Dmitry Medvedev would be inaugurated as President of Russia after the 2012 election.

By the end of the evening, Nationals Park would be inaugurated in grand fashion before a crowd of 39,389.

Local organisers said the stadium would be inaugurated on 15 April, less than two months before it is due to stage the opening match of the World Cup.

Soon he would be inaugurating a new exhibit at the city's Museum of Memory, "to show the victims' side of the story," Gutiérrez said.

Additionally, he would be antagonizing Turkey and other NATO allies that radically question Russia's intentions in Syria, and finally, would be inaugurating his term with the stain of disregarding the principle of accountability for war crimes, cementing the US' reputation as a country that deliberately abandoned its moral responsibility vis-à-vis civilians.

As recently as last week, it appeared that Parliament would not be inaugurated for at least a month and perhaps longer while a special court reviewed claims of election fraud by losing candidates.

But with the outcome of the presidential race still unclear last night, it remained uncertain whether he would return to Washington to be inaugurated as vice president or once again as the state's junior senator.

Senator John McCain, if elected in 2008, would, at 72, be the oldest president to be inaugurated.