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Both leaders face citizenries whose misgivings about the other country are hardening.
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This could in turn provoke an anti-China backlash in South Korea and help create a powerful negative cycle between two famously nationalistic citizenries.
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The right to an income would encourage rich-world governments either to shut the doors to immigrants, or to create second-class citizenries without access to state support.
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Texas has quietly reached a milestone: More than a million residents now have handgun licenses, one of the biggest citizenries in the country authorized to carry concealed and unconcealed firearms. Gov.
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But at this existential moment for the I.O.C. — with cities and citizenries questioning the value of the Olympic project — it looks to be the right call to go with two close-to-sure things and regroup.
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Not showy certainly, we do not see the galaxies in their crevices as we do when we see David Robinson, but, I think, still beautiful in their own way, an attainable ideal for the citizenries of Greece and America alike.
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Consequently, in the post-conflict period, organized crime, which had already penetrated elements of regional militaries, was quick to infiltrate newly created and haphazardly recruited police forces; these forces have since lacked the resources and oversight to be agents of trust for their citizenries.
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On June 6, 2006, Cisneros was appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn and Titular Bishop of Eanach Dúin by Pope Benedict XVI. He received his episcopal consecration on the following August 22 from Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio, with Bishops Thomas Daily and Ignatius Catanello serving as co-consecrators. He serves as vice- postulator (or promoter) of the Cause for Canonization (Sainthood) of the Venerable Servant of God Félix Varela, a 19th-century bridge-building Cuban priest who worked for closer bonds among Cubans and between Cuba and the U.S. and their citizenries. Bishop Cisneros serves as Pastor of the Parish of the Holy Child Jesus, in Richmond Hill, New York.
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