Hundreds were arrested in Tehran and elsewhere.
'--I would abandon it, and live otherwise and elsewhere.
Such persons can be found in Peking, Shihchiachuang and elsewhere.
Many people, in Kenya and elsewhere, cannot understand the scale and speed of what is happening.
In France and elsewhere, McDonald's is emblematic of U.S.-driven globalization and the homogenization of cultures.
That would oblige them to count what they import from China and elsewhere.
Imports of cheap goods from China brought down prices in America and elsewhere, keeping inflation low.
"Fine handmade lace is still made in Belgium, Slovenia, and elsewhere, But chiefly as souvenirs. "
The threats in Iraq, Iran, and elsewhere, have arguable grown worse since last year.
Similar drops are seen everywhere in Australia, South Africa and elsewhere.
Such notable professionals as John Rivers hybridized various tree fruits, and introduced superior clones from France and elsewhere.
stronger currencies in Europe, Latin America and elsewhere will make their exports more expensive and threaten economic expansion.
Breeding programs in New York, Ontario, Arkansas, and elsewhere continue to produce seedless selections with improved hardiness and quality.
"Thatched roofs, usually sloping, were the earliest type and are still used in rural Africa and elsewhere."
人呐,只要心里难受了,找不到头绳都可以大哭一场。
The WFP employs large numbers of press officers in its headquarters in Rome and elsewhere to jump to its defence.
Politicians in France, Germany and elsewhere announced the death of the "ultra-liberal" Anglo-Saxon economic model.
For some amount of time the memory resides both in the hippocampus and elsewhere in the brain.
Some families in America and elsewhere have started buying child-friendly mobile phones outfitted with GPS technology.
The roots of modern education, in Britain and elsewhere, lie in the half-hidden world of ancient schools.
Some of the bankers met the clients in the Bahamas, Paris and elsewhere, and at hotels in New York and Los Angeles.
These males still had androgen receptors in their muscles and elsewhere, so they had masculine bodies, and they experienced the testosterone surge and responded to normally circulating testosterone.
These expectations, misinformed by associations of disease with dead bodies, can create fear and panic in the affected population and lead to confusion in the media and elsewhere.
Social: it should show you what your friends and the people you trust are reading and passing around, both within that publication and elsewhere on the Web.
More shooting ranges are due to open soon in Arizona and elsewhere, to cater to more families who wish to be armed, trained and ready for anything.
In Shanghai and elsewhere, emissaries secretly dispatched by Chiang Kai-shek's trusted followers are maintaining almost uninterrupted contact and carrying on clandestine negotiations with the Japanese invaders.
No matter which machine a user happens to be using, she can read mail from her mailbox and send mail to users in the group and elsewhere.
In the run-up to the credit crunch, there was some appallingly stupid and greedy behaviour by bankers in Britain and elsewhere.
"Senna" is in cinemas in Britain and elsewhere in Europe; it opens in Australia on July 21st and America on August 12th.
Here is a quick rundown of a few possible iPad 2 issues that are drawing chatter on support forums and elsewhere.
For Samsung, it could mean making Bada, its low-level OS that's had some success in Asia, available in Europe and elsewhere, Sterling says.
What's important for publics in G-20 countries and elsewhere to understand is that pushback is all a part of the new game.
WiFi roaming services, which allow you to access local networks using your account back home, are now quite common in airports and elsewhere.
Echoing similar initiatives in the United States and elsewhere in Europe, visitors will also be able to subscribe to divorce gift lists at department stores in Milan.
And in so far as l have the privilege to speak for you, I express once more the hope that we have to maintain the ream of freedom in Britain and elsewhere by supplying those defenders with materials and equipment.
He cautioned, though, that "extremist forces" must not be allowed to "exploit democratic processes to gain power and to promote anti-democratic agendas, as happened in Iran and elsewhere".
Huge swarms of stinging jellyfish and similar slimy animals are ruining beaches in Hawaii, the Gulf of Mexico, the Mediterranean, Australia and elsewhere, U. S. researchers reported on Dec. 12.
A legion of critics (in governments and elsewhere) said the affair would just be a hatefest directed at Israel and the Jews: no better, they said, than the UN’s anti-racism conference in 2001.
There are passages of Melvillean-Faulknerian baroque richness and intensity in The Crying of Lot 49, and elsewhere in Pynchon, but we can never be sure that they are not parodistic.
Inspired by female revolutionaries in Egypt and elsewhere and fed up with being kept off the road, a small but vocal group of Saudi women have been actively fighting for their right to drive.
Trading was poised to restart in Europe’s carbon market after a two-week shutdown prompted by hackers stealing electronic carbon-permits from accounts in the Czech Republic and elsewhere.
Thus China will be able to claim that its surplus has fallen sharply, even as its critics, in America and elsewhere, will continue to argue that it has barely budged in dollar terms.
By“ modern age“ I refer to the breakup of European colonial empires- a process begun in America even while the British Empire continued to expand elsewhere- and the formation of non-monarchial governments.
The Army is reviewing casualty reports on American soldiers killed in Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere since2001, a response to complaints that it has not always given families accurate information.
By the same token, liberal democrats in Europe and elsewhere who fault the Arab press for invoking religion as a means to make a political point, are poorly placed trying to justify the Danish cartoons, which do the same thing.
Beads and glassware made in the Mediterranean area became fairly common in what is now Vietnam as early as the third century BC, and in the first and second centuries AD Roman beads found their way to Johore in Malaya and elsewhere in the area.
One is the Wang Ching-wei brand of Kuomintang, set up in Nanking and elsewhere, which also has a flag with a white sun against a blue sky and a so-called Central Executive Committee, as well as a collection of secret police detachments.
