Mauritania joins list The West African country of Mauritania has joined the swelling ranks of the countries cold-shouldering Qatar.
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It has flourished by cold-shouldering Taiwanese workers, and building factories in places with lower wages instead, she points out, especially China.
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Howard, however, has other plans: he continues to punish Kim by making nice with her in front of clients, and cold-shouldering anywhere and everywhere else.
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But most of this episode is about Emily cold-shouldering Lorelai after finding out about her engagement to Max, and Lorelai's resulting bewildered anger — and that will carry you anywhere. 114.
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She "could do worse," indeed, and after enough back-and-forthing and cold-shouldering to set the corridors of a high school ablaze, the two appear to be on track to cofounding a Mason pork-products empire.
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Thus China woos South Asian nations that want a hedge against India, Central Asian governments that want to keep Russia at bay, and countries on the EU's southern and eastern fringes tired of nagging or cold-shouldering by Brussels.
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M. Healy, Letters and Leaders of My Day, Chapter 6. > Stirrings of ambition and resentment may have been ingredients in Parnell's > action in joining Davitt and cold-shouldering Power, but what can lessen > admiration for the pluck with which he threw himself into a movement which > involved him and his relatives in danger and loss? His rents in Co. Wicklow > and those of his brothers in Armagh and Carlow were at stake. Towards the > close of the session Power wrote me: House of Commons, > 4 August 1879.
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However, its anti-Communist nature, achieved by sidelining the Communist elements during the negotiations, proved to be less useful once the Germans launched Operation Barbarossa in the summer of 1941 and Canada, alongside the rest of the British Empire, found itself on the same side as the previously neutral Soviet Union. Watson Kirkconnell, an ally of Philipps, would later argue that the sidelining of the Communist faction was both inevitable and politically sound given they were a 'seditious organization' with no real loyalty or gratitude to Canada.Luciuk, 2000, p. 328 He believed there was little point accommodating the Communists when they were vastly outnumbered by the various non-Communist groups, stressing that nothing was to be gained anyway by Ottawa 'smiling on the sons of sedition' while 'cold-shouldering the overwhelming majority' who were loyal to Canada.
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Al-Bakri Siffah Iftiqiyyah Wal-Maghrib (Description Of Africa and The Maghreb), D. Slan, Algeria, 1857, p. 158. Adelabu claimed constant cold- shouldering of Ibn Yasin's Geography of School Of Imam Malik in which he gave a comprehensive account of social and religious activities in the Ghana Empire have well-attested compositional bias of Ghana history documentation, especially by the European historians on topics related to Islam and the ancient Muslim societies. Adelabu said: "...the early Muslim documentaries including Ibn Yasin's revelations on ancient African major centers of Muslim culture crossing the Maghreb and the Sahel to Timbuktu and downward to Bonoman had not just presented researchers in the field of African History with solutions to the scarcity of written sources in large parts of sub-Saharan Africa, it consolidated confidence in techniques of oral history, historical linguistics and archaeology for authentic Islamic traditions in Africa".Dr. Hussein Mouanes Atlas Taarikh Al-Islam (Atlas of Islamic History), p. 372.“Akan of Ghana and their ancient beliefs” by Eva L.R. Meyerowitz, Faber and Faber Limited.1958.
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