Based on these realties, the United States should pursue the following national strategy.
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New Dimensions in Testimony received the Alternate Realties Interactive Award at this year's Sheffield Doc/Fest.
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" Rhimes explained that she grew up "sheltered from the ugliness of any realties having to do with poverty and real racism.
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Refusing to serve up the propagandistic comforts associated with popular photojournalism, he exposed the hidden realties beneath ordinary British lives and landscapes.
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First, it made too little of the realties where corruption and authoritarian ideas mar the history and psyche of most of the world.
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But he attained his stature through a reverse logic, in which the poeticized lens reveals hard facts, while everyday realties show themselves to be chimeras.
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This comes with acknowledging four core realties: First, we should not make action on climate harder to solve by linking it to other issues of inequality or injustice.
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The notion of an alternative to the political hellscape of contemporary culture was a relief; the potential for realties in which our recent trauma had not come to pass, a fantasy.
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That's one of the most striking realties about the current situation: This critical decision about the future – one state or two states -- is effectively being made on the ground every day, despite the expressed opinion of the majority of the people.
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That's one of the most striking realties about the current situation: This critical decision about the future – one state or two states – is effectively being made on the ground every single day, despite the expressed opinion of the majority of the people.
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"When you walk into the White House and sit in the chair in the Oval Office and you start looking at the realties of what we face around the globe geopolitically and economically you're going to be looking for a lot of help in a big damn hurry," he said.
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The notion of victory is not lost in the lexicon of America's military, it is more that it has adapted to accept a reality that the conflicts we fight are timeless and victories are shaped on micro-terrain in which space and time have afforded political realties to catch up to warring parties.
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However, when the communist regime took the rule in the country, private property was strongly limited and the farming realties were nationalized. The population started permanently decreasing because of migration, mostly to Sofia. Nowadays about 400 people remain in Golema Rakovitsa.
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In 2003, following amalgamation of the region and its component cities into a single city of Ottawa, the building was declared surplus and sold to Canderel Realties. The redeveloped property no longer bears Coolican's name, but today the location of the Académie de Formation Linguistique language training centre. The bilingual (English/French) Coolican was president of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society from 1977 to 1986, having been on that organisation's board since 1951. He died aged 82 at Ottawa General Hospital several days after sustaining a fall.
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Overdale was a small residential district in downtown Montreal that became a famous symbol of the struggle between urban conservationists and land developers. In the mid-1980s, two developers, Robert Landau and Douglas Cohen, operating under an array of names, including Les Galleria Dorchester and Grinch Realties, purchased a series of buildings in an area bounded by Overdale Avenue, Lucien L'Allier Street, Mackay Street and Dorchester Boulevard (Dorchester was renamed as René Lévesque Boulevard in 1987). The developers proposed to demolish all of the homes and replace them with a large condo project. The Executive Committee of Montreal, headed by Mayor Jean Doré, was split on the issue.
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In December 2009, he became the Director for Ecosystem Management Coordination, where it was his job to manage the lands and resources of the National Forest System. Tooke's official USDA portrait His last position in Washington, D.C., before becoming Service Chief, was Associate Deputy Chief for the National Forest System. In this capacity, he oversaw numerous work areas of the Forest Service, including the Lands and Realties the agency has been entrusted with, but also less obvious aspects such as Minerals and Geology. Furthermore, his obligations included the oversight of cooperation efforts with state rural development councils through the National Partnership Office as well as the coordination of ecosystems management and the Forest Service’s efforts for the conservation of wilderness areas and wild scenic rivers.
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Ross with his catch – the largest tuna (680 lbs) in the world ever caught by rod and line, at St. Anns, Nova Scotia, 1911 J.K.L. Ross House on Peel Street, Montreal, built in 1909 In co- operation with prominent Montreal businessman Sir Herbert Holt and others, Ross established Côte St. Luc Realties in 1911, which built the town of Hampstead, Quebec. In 1909, a house was built for Ross in Montreal at 3647 Peel Street, opposite his father's mansion.J.K.L. Ross House, McGill University Designed by Edward Maxwell and his brother William Maxwell,3647 Peel Street, Montreal, McGill University it is now known as J.K.L. Ross House and is occupied by the Biomedical Ethics Unit and the Department of Social Studies of Medicine of the McGill University Faculty of Medicine.Director of Buildings website for the Faculty of Medicine, McGill University After his father's death in 1913 (when he inherited $16 million), he moved back to his childhood home and used the second one to house guests, the newer one being too small for parties.
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