According to its director of foreign affairs, Andrei Gagarinski, the Kurchatov has a lot of them.

ECONOMIST: The diamonds in the rubble

For a lot of that time he's been involved with military affairs.

NPR: More U.S. Troops to Deploy to Baghdad

Worry is the natural state at one of these affairs, but honestly this region has a lot to be smug about.

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The eviction route would make sense only if there were new buyers willing to pay more than the mortgage balance for the house. (A lot more--evictions are expensive affairs.) For the kinds of mortgages Persky is looking at, such buyers are not to be found.

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The eviction route would make sense only if there were new buyers willing to pay more than the mortgage balance for the house. (A lot more evictions are expensive affairs.) For the kinds of mortgages Persky is looking at, such buyers are not to be found.

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Giving evidence to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee, the Secretary of State Theresa Villiers acknowledged there may not be a lot of direct evidence that local political donors would be under threat if their names are published.

BBC: Perception and reality

The aim was to lampoon the suggestibility of public figures willing to repeat, with feeling, any nonsense they are told, the bogus gravity of much current-affairs television, the hypocritical voyeurism of media coverage of sex and crime, and a lot else besides.

ECONOMIST: In a row over satire, ministers can only look foolish

NGOs have gotten a lot of bad press in the developing world, from Africa to Brazil, who often see them as meddling in national affairs.

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