It is not necessary to recount the consequences.

WASHINGTON, DC The world does not need to be reminded of the urgency of this historical moment.

We have shouted it from every platform in the country end corruption and abuse of power for personal and partisan gain.

For we need no reminding of what must be Ukraine s priority.

Do I have to remind us all that we are talking here about a 12 year old girl here?

It's not necessary to remind me about that every time.

When Henry goes back to the café, Lucy shows no recollection of ever meeting him.

But one of the things I do to remind myself of greater possibilities is to learn from visionaries in other cities.

Ukraine does not collapse, but the oligarchs reassert themselves and the new Ukraine begins to resemble the old Ukraine.

Media must find a way to remind the public of this fundamental reality.

Of course, when other physicists and I actually work on this stuff, the mathematics can resemble a dark labyrinth.

According to Guardia, it is important to remind children the don't talk to strangers lesson.

This is why I painted the mural to remind people of his friendly face, and also to remind people on an everyday basis of these short lived initiatives.

The memory of August 1914 should remind us how the world stumbled into catastrophe.

That s why we need to keep an eye on the figures and keep reminding world leaders of the needs of those in the developing world that live in their shadow.

Argentina's crisis should remind us of the pressing need to reform the global financial system and thorough reform of the IMF is where we must begin.

After consulting with a friend who worked in law enforcement, Yulia appealed to Russia s Investigative Committee, where she was reminded again of the penalties for false accusations.

It had been months since I went home from Afghanistan and, except for a fading scar on my right knee, that awful incident at the Kunduz Trauma Center was almost forgotten, suppressed to memory.

Many Hindus claim that the Babri Masjid stood on the precise spot of Ram s birth and had been placed there by Babur to remind a conquered people of their subjugation.

A government CIO also needs to remind us that as wonderful as the Internet is, it is most useful to people who can read and write.

So Guru Mahārāj likes to remind us,

It seems the relationship between Roscomnadzor and Twitter will continue to be the cat and mouse game it has been until now.

Yet sometimes these fathers and leaders of their nations like to remind their populations that they, too, are human.

But, in the recent presidential campaign, he suggested that his policies would resemble those of Lula, not Chávez.

Instead, they seem to want a solution reminiscent of nineteenth century Ireland which led to a century of casualties on both sides.

Depending on the outcome, the world will come to look either more like China open for business, but closed for dissent or more like Denmark.

But, regardless of this ignorance and of its economic interests, the EU should insist on the release of political prisoners and use all international institutions to bring pressure to bear on the Cuban government to respect the human and civil rights of Cuba s people.

It also seemed like an illustration of her authorized biography, entitled Reina Cristina ( Queen Cristina ).

In the Middle East, however, the outcome could be reminiscent of what followed the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan 36 years ago.

Russia can make advances to Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, and it can remind the Arab world that the Soviet Union helped it develop and offered it protection in the United Nations Security Council.

3. Requests the Secretary General to bring to the attention of Member States the deadline specified in resolution 54 237 C, including through an early announcement in the Journal of the United Nations and through direct communication

3. Requests the Secretary General to continue to bring to the attention of Member States the deadline specified in resolution 54 237 C, including through an early announcement in the Journal of the United Nations and through direct communication

A number of anti virus companies compete to offer consumer security services each ISP could select one, or offer its customers a choice of three, for example. The trick is to get consumers to use these tools which will require an awareness campaign along the lines of public health messages. The result should be something closer to widespread hand washing than to a system of acute care hospitals.

Instead of being viewed as a fire sale to fill fiscal holes, privatization would be part of a grand public private partnership for development.

Still, gay people are not executed in Israel or Texas, and it is good to be reminded of such horrors where they exist.

NEW YORK The Chinese often point out that in their language the character for crisis and opportunity are one and the same.

let the young people have fun. they are just having fun. what does their faith have to do with it? why are we always reminded about the faith, for example when we celebrate the new year's eve or other holidays? all people have families, let their families care about the religious upbringing of their children.

BRUSSELS Europe s leaders never tire of reminding their constituencies, almost like a mantra, that the major emerging market countries are overturning the existing global economic order.

When fed only vegetable matter, such as soy meal, salmon do not grow well, and end up looking and tasting like tofu.

In other words, China s growth pattern is becoming similar to that of industrialized economies, suggesting that growth will be increasingly balanced.

So it is no surprise that the Beijing Games may resemble the hubristic Games that beguiled the Führer and enthralled the German masses in 1936.

Rather than being miniature Americas, many of these bases will be operated in conjunction with or by the host nation.

The CIO would not have a fiefdom and would not compete for power or turf with other senior officials, but would simply remind the president or other people of the role of information every time it was appropriate.

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Each time such horrible stories were published, we had to remind ourselves that, yes indeed, the acts were demonic, but the perpetrators remained each a child of God.