It can only be hoped that this occasion will mark the beginning of what Bogart once called "a beautiful friendship" -- replete with more active U.S. leadership in ending the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict, alleviating its counterproductive repercussions for relations between this country and Azerbaijan and introducing a new, and far more engaged, American policy in the region.

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In all, not the sort of testimony that would bolster a prosecutor's confidence, and there was more of the kind, replete with the accuser's changing stories.

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The network's history is replete with budget cuts and reorganisations which more than once threatened its very existence.

ECONOMIST: Foreign broadcasting

Corporate America is replete with examples of companies that are far more successful than their competitors not despite their commitment to high overarching missions worthy of being served and outstanding records for putting the interests of customers first but because of them.

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This latest edition tabulates more than 100, 000 living people, most (but by no means all) Britons, replete with index.

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