The talks with Kim Jong il and his collaborators seemed promising.

But a spy's stock in trade is recruiting and nurturing collaborators.

So I started working with this thing, with a bunch of collaborators.

Robin and I, acting as collaborators, keep the landscape of the projects tilted towards completion.

Yet the dictatorship in Beijing has made its presence felt, if only through proxies and collaborators.

Those who oppose radical hostility to all forms of Islam are appeasers of, or collaborators with, Islamofascism.

The iPhones of some 200 clients and collaborators are going to be equipped to authorise contactless payment.

Among those the 84 individuals on this list are friends and collaborators of the Global Voices community.

The welfare state resisted its critics and the pain of stagnating economies by making collaborators of the middle class.

Prime Minister Vučić and his collaborators have often been in the news throughout 2014 for pressuring media and individuals.

One of our collaborators is chemist Martin Hanczyc, and he's really interested in the transition from inert to living matter.

In that elder generation, many had pursued military careers, and many of their aides and collaborators were engineers and civil servants.

The professionalism and generosity of all of these collaborators can only be a bonus because of what they add to the performance.

But then Hwang s collaborators began questioning the validity of the experiment itself, and Hwang notified Science that he wished to withdraw the paper.

So to conclude, I mostly want to acknowledge my two collaborators, Wyatt Korff and Roy Caldwell, who worked closely with me on this.

In earlier years, Dr. Khan and his collaborators published a number of papers detailing critical issues regarding the balancing of centrifuges and magnetic bearings.

Communist party members could not by definition be collaborators, and the small fish from the opposition who collaborated did not know enough to be dangerous.

The result was a year in which statistics, facts and truth were replaced by the rumors, speculation and lies peddled by Trump and his collaborators.

...who with great passion and devotion strive to blacken this project, hoping that this would also negatively reflect on me and my collaborators, the current administration.

Any force is justified to avoid another Shoah, and those who shirk their duty to support such force are regarded as no better than collaborators with evil.

As for unelected collaborators and enablers, we can hope that they will be sanctioned by their peers who would like to study with a professor who advocated torture?

We put our lives on the line to do that and now as repayment get labeled as collaborators with our our personal details shared for all to see.

At the present time, my collaborators and I, what we're aiming for is much more modest just to find partial connectomes of tiny chunks of mouse and human brain.

And I'll let Adam tell you. So, Adam is a Ph.D. student at MIT, an expert in music technology and medicine. And Adam and Dan have become close collaborators.

The low prices that the privatized assets are likely to fetch will create the sense of an illegitimate sell off foisted on the country by the occupiers and their collaborators.

They also seek efficient governance, economic reforms to stimulate growth, the ouster of collaborators, democratic rights, freedom of religion (and perhaps also from religion) in short, a comprehensive social transformation.

Putin or his collaborators seem to be setting up Medvedev for a failure, suggesting that their jealousy of Medvedev s limited power is greater than their interest in defending Russia s national interests.

It's being led by one of our collaborators, Alan Horsager at USC, and being sought to be commercialized by a start up company Eos Neuroscience, which is funded by the NIH.

Vladimir Putin, very likely about to enter his third term as president, favours a closed society. Russia s ministries, reluctant collaborators even during Medvedev s presidency, are much less prone to cooperation now.

In the 1944 Avery MacLeod McCarty experiment, Oswald Avery and his collaborators showed that a heritable phenotypic difference could be caused in bacteria by providing them with a particular DNA molecule.

Now, under President Roh Moo hyun, a new Truth and Reconciliation Law has not only stimulated a thorough airing of historical grievances, but has also led to a hunt for past collaborators.

You can view the footage sent in through the interactive map on the One Day on Earth archive for videos recorded during October 10, 2010 and November 11, 2011 by collaborators worldwide.

(c) Further restrictions on the freedom of expression and opinion, including the loss of local retransmissions of Russian language programmes on Radio Mayak, and serious harassment endured by local correspondents and collaborators of Radio Liberty

As pointed out in two papers by Holger Baumgardt and collaborators, the mass to light ratio should rise sharply towards the center of the cluster, even without a black hole, in both M15 and Mayall II.

You would like to make things to be black and white, just the way Tito was doing. Cult said It has to banned by law to falsify history and rehabilitate national traitors and collaborators with the occupiers.

The band was also honored with the Award of Merit at the American Music Awards in 2004, and as songwriters and collaborators, Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora were inducted into Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2009.

For many collaborators from São Paulo who wanted a system to analyze their own water at home, this solution is feasible, but to put a spectrometry micro lab adrift in a river, lake or reservoir is definitely a challenge.

When South Korea was ruled by military strongmen, Korean collaboration with Japanese colonial rule in the first half of the twentieth century was not discussed partly because some of those strongmen, notably the late Park Chung Hee, had been collaborators themselves.

The '80s design of SNMP V1 was done by a group of collaborators who viewed the officially sponsored OSI IETF NSF (National Science Foundation) effort (HEMS CMIS CMIP) as both unimplementable in the computing platforms of the time as well as potentially unworkable.

The Stooges reunion 2003 present Pop's 2003 album Skull Ring featured collaborators Sum 41, Green Day, Peaches, and The Trolls, as well as Ron and Scott Asheton, reuniting the three surviving founding members of The Stooges for the first time since 1974.

The profession was previously regulated by the Press Law, edited in 1967 by the former military regime, which defined the journalistic profession as one exercised only by employees and frequent collaborators of communication companies registered with the government, who also had to have obtained a degree in journalism.