It declined to comment on reports it had suspended work on its massive LNG project in the war-scarred southeastern African country.
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The company declined to comment on reports it had suspended work on its massive LNG project in the war-scarred southeastern African country.
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Russia has been helping Serbia beef up its military with fighter jets, attack helicopters and battle tanks, raising concerns in the war-scarred Balkan region.
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The EU has propped up Ukraine's war-scarred economy since the Crimea annexation while prodding the pro-Western authorities to pass reforms and tackle corruption.
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It may also see Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi pushed from power, creating even more uncertainty for the war-scarred nation and its 2000-year old democracy.
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The source added that creditors had rejected the war-scarred southeast African nation's initial proposals to renegotiate repayment terms, although talks to try to reach a deal were continuing.
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He is among Jewish refugees who tell him, in a repetitive incantation, that they have carried him from train to train, truck to truck, across a war-scarred continent.
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The IMF has supported Ukraine's war-scarred economy with several aid-for-reforms programs since Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the outbreak of a Kremlin-backed separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's party took a commanding lead in Sunday's snap parliamentary election, consolidating the power of the novice politician whose stunning rise has upended traditional politics in the war-scarred nation.
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The IMF has supported Ukraine's war-scarred economy with several aid-for-reforms programmes since Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the outbreak of a Kremlin-backed separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine.
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The area was the subject of "Off the Grid: Life on the Mesa," a documentary that captures the variety of its inhabitants: war-scarred veterans, teenage runaways, garden variety social misfits, among others.
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But more buildings were torn down during reconstruction than were destroyed by the war, transforming Beirut's war-scarred layers of history from the Roman, Mamluk, Ottoman and French periods into a city without memory.
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President Filipe Nyusi's government last week appointed risk management firm Kroll to conduct an audit into secret loans, a condition for the IMF to resume aid talks with this war-scarred southeast African nation.
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The old city's grand Citadel of Aleppo -- a "testament to Arab military might from the 12th to the 14th centuries," according to UNESCO -- has been reduced to a war-scarred shadow of its former glory.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's party took a commanding lead in Sunday's snap parliamentary election, consolidating the power of the novice politician whose stunning rise has upended traditional politics in the war-scarred nation.
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KIEV (Reuters) - The party of Ukraine's new president looks set to win Sunday's snap parliamentary election, repeating Volodymyr Zelenskiy's shock victory in the April presidential race that has upended politics in the war-scarred nation.
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Johnson Sirleaf, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, became Africa's first elected female head of state in 2006 and stepped down in 2018 in the war-scarred West African state's first peaceful democratic transition in seven decades.
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The healing taking place at this government-run therapy session offers a glimpse of the trauma Colombia's estimated 13,600 rape survivors face as the war-scarred nation attempts to bring an end to decades of violence.
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Singers scampered and dancers staggered across a unit set that recalls a ruined building gashed by trenches, while the artist's ashen, war-scarred drawings — intended for full-scale projection — appeared on a TV to the side.
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Johnson Sirleaf, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Africa's first elected female head of state, stepped down as president of the war-scarred West African state last month, making way for ex-international soccer star George Weah.
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Disheartened by a lack of culture and jobs in the war-scarred West African nation, the 27-year-old launched Kriterion Monrovia - a student-run organization which hosts cultural events, screens films and offers young people part-time work.
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The war-scarred southern African nation sits on some of the world's largest untapped natural gas reserves but has been cut off from multilateral and foreign donors after the government admitted to $1.4 billion of undisclosed borrowing in 2016.
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Image 2 of 2 SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina – A convoy of buses with about 270 migrants, including children, has been stuck in central Bosnia, reflecting the chaotic situation in the war-scarred Balkan country as it struggles to cope with the influx.
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In November, Mozambique's attorney general appointed multinational risk management firm Kroll to probe state firms that hid the loans from government and international creditors, a condition for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to resume aid talks with the war-scarred nation.
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Since the outbreak was identified in January, 10.5 million Angolans - 40 percent of the population - have been vaccinated and the World Health Organization (WHO) plans to cover the rest of the war-scarred country by the end of the year.
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"Dubuffet Drawings, 1935–1962," a hefty and insightful exhibition at the Morgan Library & Museum, is the fourth here in less than two years to examine the Frenchman's rough, unrefined, war-scarred creations, and his advocacy of art from outside the mainstream.
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It is a painting that has emerged through traditions of painting the pain-wracked body, the self-questing body, the war-scarred body, the body seeking out the truth of its own identity in a world that offers no certitudes.
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At times, her detailing of a Civil War-scarred South as it psyches itself into readiness for World War I detracts from her protagonists' emotional journeys, but it offers a pertinent demonstration of the way homegrown xenophobia can feed off overseas terrors.
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The attack in the Syrian town of Douma on Saturday, which witnesses and medical workers said used chemical weapons, has resonated far beyond the war-scarred community's destroyed buildings, ratcheting up tensions among world powers and threatening to escalate Syria's multi-sided civil war.
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BADME, Ethiopia-Eritrea border (Reuters) - For the residents of Badme, a desolate border town in the war-scarred badlands between Ethiopia and Eritrea, new Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's peace overtures to Asmara, Addis Ababa's sworn enemy, are an insult to the living and the dead.
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Most importantly to those in Afghanistan and those in Washington who long argued for America's sustained involvement in the country, he also announced a longer-term commitment to the war-scarred nation, shaped not by timelines in Washington but facts on the ground in Afghanistan.
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Poroshenko is likely to promote himself as a less radical choice than Tymoshenko, whose plans for more state spending could set her on a collision course with the International Monetary Fund and other foreign lenders who have pumped in billions to keep Ukraine's war-scarred economy afloat.
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Image 2 of 2 BANJA LUKA, Bosnia-Herzegovina – The leader of Bosnia&aposs Serbs called on Tuesday for a government report that acknowledged the massacre of more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica in 1995 to be revoked, triggering possible new tensions in the war-scarred Balkan state.
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For Alisak, with whom we begin and end the novel in vastly different circumstances, life is a long process of healing the wounded, first at the hospital in the war-scarred plains of Laos, and later in a farmhouse in France owned by a man with distant links to Alisak's past.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, who came third place in last May's national election, promised jobs and public funds for Basra in response, but has failed to calm anger among a public fed up with endemic corruption and a disconnected political elite 15 years into the war-scarred country's democracy.
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I traveled some 10,000 miles across continents and seas to Sri Lanka, and then drove another eight hours away from the capital, Colombo, among rice paddies and coconut palm farms, to the island's war-scarred Northern Province before I found people who had little interest in America's unusual president and his policies.
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Here is emphasizing his signature issues — poverty, climate change and migration — while focusing on Africa's centrality to the future of the Roman Catholic Church and the church's contributions to reconciliation in the war-scarred continent Pope Francis wrapped up the Mozambique leg of his journey at an open-air Mass at the Zimpeto soccer stadium on Friday morning, where he urged attendees to put past conflicts behind them and shape the country's future through reconciliation.
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Thus, on 29 August 1943, she departed her patrol area leaving these hunting grounds to other submarines in better condition. The war-scarred submarine moored at Pearl Harbor on 8 September.
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Herbaugh's last story was on Afghanistan's war- scarred capital. At the time of her death, she was reporting a story on landmine removals facilitated by the non-governmental organization HALO Trust. The helicopter was owned by Sayed Jafar Naderi, governor of the northern Baghlan province and leader of the former Communist Ismaili militia; he is considered to be one of the world's most dangerous warlords.Robert Young Pelton.
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The film is set in war-scarred Berlin. While the DVD version of the film is marketed as a film noir, it lacks the characteristic of the film noir genre.Christopher Null: Wet Asphalt film critique (2005)John Sinnott: Review In the English-dubbed version the site of the exploded bunker is given implausibly as Göttingen as a place near Danzig (Gdansk) in Poland; the German version has it as Gdingen (Gdynia).
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In 2016 The Davyd Whaley Foundation was established by Whaley's husband Norman Buckley to honor Whaley's legacy of service, through the awarding of grants to artists to follow their own creative paths. Whaley was a philanthropist. He taught art to the underprivileged, counseled grieving families in hospitals, and taught terminally-ill and war-scarred children to paint. He was honored as volunteer of the year by Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors in 2012.
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Industries benefiting from the war were shipbuilding and munitions. Although they had a positive effect on employment, their production had a limited future; when the war ended in 1918, so did the orders which had kept the Clyde shipyards busy. The war scarred the Scottish economy for years to come. World War I had exacted an enormous sacrifice from the Scots; the National War Memorial White Paper estimated a loss of about 100,000 men.
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This story moves away slightly from Shana and her band of rebels and focuses on Kyrtian, an elvenlord who becomes a hero in the war scarred world in which they live. When his cousin, Aelmarkin, tries to prove Kyrtian is unfit to run the estate, Kyrtian gets more power than he wants. Kyrtian is different from the other lords and keeps the humans as servants than as slaves. Thanks to his father's legacy he stumbles upon an ancient secret.
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To put an end to the civil war without using the Marines to actively fight the Liberals, Coolidge sent Henry L. Stimson to negotiate an end to hostilities. Traveling across the war- scarred Central American nation, Stimson met Moncada at the town of Tipitapa, which sits along the river of the same name, on the 4 May 1927. Here, Moncada agreed to the Peace of Tipitapa, ending the conflict. The conditions of the peace were that Adolfo Díaz would remain president until a new, American- supervised election in 1928, both sides would disarm, and a new National Guard would be established.
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At one point during the night of April 22–23, 1951, Princess Patricia's had to call down artillery fire on their own positions to stop the advancing Chinese. The successful defence of the Kapyong valley earned the "Princess Pats" a presidential citation from President Truman, the first time that a Canadian unit had been so honored. The rest of 25th Infantry Brigade arrived in South Korea on 25 May 1951, and joined the Commonwealth Division in the summer. The 25th Brigade fitted in well with the British, Australian and New Zealand soldiers of the Commonwealth Division fighting for the Crown on the war-scarred hills of Korea.
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Georgic was chartered for six round transatlantic voyages during 1950, and seven round voyages per season during 1951–54. From November 1953 to April 1955, Georgic was again used for trooping duties as she was commissioned to carry Commonwealth troops returning from the Korean War, although in between this she made her last seven round voyages from Southampton to New York chartered by Cunard during the 1954 high season. In January 1955 the MoT announced that Georgic would be withdrawn from service and put up for sale by August of that year: By this stage Georgics war-scarred machinery was proving troublesome. However she was withdrawn from sale when she was chartered by the Australian government for one more season on the emigrant run.
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When she returned to the front, she was recognized by the black cape she often wore. She was referred to as the "Wisconsin Angel" by soldiers, both Union and Confederate alike. Soldiers' Orphans Home, formerly Harvey Hospital in Madison Just a few years after the war, the book Woman's Work in the Civil War: A Record of Heroism, Patriotism and Patience in which Harvey is recognized, "In years to come, the war-scarred veteran will recount to listening children around the domestic hearth, along with many a thrilling deed of valor performed by his own right arm, the angel visits of this lady to his cot, when languishing with disease, or how, when ready to die, her intercessions secured him a furlough, and sent him home to feel the curative power of his native air and receive the care of loving hands and hearts." The Harvey Hospital in Madison had treated over 630 patients by the time the war ended.
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