Even during the now-lapsed truce, Israel prevented all but a trickle of humanitarian aid from entering the strip.
Macedonian Defence Minister Vlado Buckovski warned the rebel National Liberation Army to withdraw from ground it has taken during the truce or face an all-out attack.
Random House will now distribute the electronic versions of the works to all retailers after Mr. Wylie reached a truce with the publisher and agreed to terms for the titles.
Colin Powell, America's secretary of state, has embarked on a Middle Eastern tour and all this diplomacy is designed to shore up a truce painstakingly negotiated earlier in the month by George Tenet, the director of the CIA. So much for Mr Bush's hands-off policy.
So I wonder whether a common agreement to avoid all cash in bonus payments might not form the basis of some kind of truce with ministers.
But we can accept a truce with them, and we can live side by side and refer all the issues to the coming generations.
For all of them, unlike (outwardly at least) Mr Abbas himself, a truce with Israel is not the first priority, simply because they do not trust it to keep one.
Hopes were briefly raised in August when a truce was announced pending agreement on a comprehensive peace settlement, under which all the rebels were to assemble at two designated points in southern Sudan.
What Spatz is calling for is a kind of truce, in which instead of engaging in a zero sum game, all the cholesterol drug makers pay for one single campaign for all their drugs, just getting patients to go in and ask their doctor for treatment.
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With all the world's attention focused on the Beijing Olympics and to a lesser extent, the "truce" in Georgia, we should not underestimate the serious implications for U.S. strategic objectives posed by the Chinese military modernization programs, (Russia's announced modernization programs is another element).
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