• During this summer's festivities, the example of Glasgow (like Nancy, a provincial city with a strong Art Nouveau tradition which is now being revived) was quoted and explained at several symposia here.

    ECONOMIST: Decorative arts

  • This bout arose ahead of a by-election necessitated by the murder of a leading provincial lawmaker, a member of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM).

    ECONOMIST: Pakistan's political crises

  • Many thought that the real reason was that she was an outsider, a brainbox with a provincial background, not a member of the charmed circle of reformers in Warsaw.

    ECONOMIST: Poland's shaky government

  • Highland Council awarded weekly newspaper publisher Scottish Provincial Press a contract to attract advertising to its site.

    BBC: Highland Council to explore sponsorship deals for schools

  • Last Wednesday, she saw a woman who was referred from a major provincial hospital because of a complicated labour.

    BBC: A woman on a trolley at a hospital in Harare

  • In 1993 the People's Bank of Hainan decided to establish a provincial financial-data network using a credit card with a microchip.

    CNN: HESE DAYS WHEN CHINESE

  • In this provincial courtroom a modest parcel of forest is at stake.

    ECONOMIST: Czech property: Payback time | The

  • Mr Rosales was provincial, a poor speaker and old fashioned.

    ECONOMIST: Venezuela��s presidential election

  • Another, Anwar, 63, is a member of the provincial assembly and a member of the party in power, the Pakistan People's Party (the party of Benazir Bhutto, which is now led by her widower, Asif Ali Zardari).

    FORBES: On The Cover/Top Stories

  • Harbin, a provincial city in northeastern China, has a larger population.

    FORBES: Why China Isn't At The World Cup

  • Before, it had been warm and slightly dumb, the smile of a young lady from a provincial capital, but it had become a mean, hurtful smile, and it was easy to read the resentment, rage, and envy behind it.

    NEWYORKER: Clara

  • Since 1990 some of the fiercest confrontations have been over an oil development near Lubicon Lake, Alberta, a golf course expansion at Oka, Quebec, a provincial park in Ipperwash, Ontario, a ski resort at Sun Peaks, British Columbia, and military flights over Labrador.

    ECONOMIST: Canada

  • Khwaja Mahboob told Pajhwok that he voted for a woman for a provincial council seat because he believed women should have a stronger say in Afghanistan.

    CNN: Officials hail Afghan vote a success despite deaths

  • At a provincial election last month Mr Charest managed to win a third term with a narrow majority (having governed with a legislative minority in his second term).

    ECONOMIST: A baby bump courtesy of the taxpayer

  • John Magolego, a local vigilante boss, was elected to the provincial legislature on a policy of curbing crime by whipping perpetrators' backsides.

    ECONOMIST: South Africa

  • The financier, who has swapped his Czech citizenship for Irish, failed to appear in a court in Plzen, a provincial city, on March 17th to testify in the retrial of a former secret-service agent, Vaclav Wallis.

    ECONOMIST: Czech investment funds

  • Some forest scientists trace the current outbreak to 1994, when provincial-government foresters, fearing the ire of greens, failed to eradicate a small infestation in a provincial park by cutting and burning.

    ECONOMIST: Pining for a cold winter

  • On top, up now pops Mr Menem at his side, and ready to take the spotlight as what might have been a fairly easy provincial skirmish becomes part of a fierce nationwide battle.

    ECONOMIST: Challenging the Peronists

  • The German Defense Ministry in Berlin confirmed a bomb attack near a base that houses a German provincial reconstruction team in the town of Kunduz, a ministry spokesman said.

    CNN: Taliban: Aid worker killed for preaching

  • Fleming and co-writer Tiffany Paulsen has set the story firmly in 2007, but their Nancy Drew is an anachronism who dresses in tweedy skirts, preppy knits and penny-loafers, and whose prim sense of right and wrong (she drinks milk and knows CPR) quickly marks her as a social outcast when she moves from provincial Riverside Heights to a new school, Hollywood High.

    CNN: Review: 'Nancy Drew' true but slight

  • The only original thought, supported by some in and out of the mohajir movement, would be to take the politics out of business by creating a new provincial capital for Sindh, and to turn Karachi into a free port.

    ECONOMIST: Pakistan—wounded at birth | The

  • Springsteen was, at best, a gifted obscurity, a provincial who was running out of chances.

    NEWYORKER: We Are Alive

  • The international port of Tangier in those years, in comparison, seems like a provincial backwater.

    FORBES: Shanghaied

  • Miss Welty may have been a regional writer but she was never a provincial one.

    ECONOMIST: Eudora Welty

  • But in recent months its activists have been targeted by the Taliban, including a provincial lawmaker, Manzar Imam.

    BBC: Asia

  • How on earth were such folk outsmarted by a provincial hick best known for its Ski-Doos and Sea-Doos?

    ECONOMIST: Subway to the sky

  • Outside, to the far left of Beast's Castle is Maurice's Cottage, a provincial abode that houses an enchanted mirror.

    CNN: Disney brings more oomph with New Fantasyland

  • He deployed twice including a 9-month deployment in eastern Afghanistan after volunteering for duty on a Provincial Reconstruction Team.

    WHITEHOUSE: Home ? The Administration ? Joining Forces

  • Canada has a similar point system, along with a Provincial Nominee Program to meet the needs of local industries.

    WSJ: Crovitz: The Virtual March on Washington for Immigration

  • The possibility of fear is approaching, the way wind approaches a provincial capital.

    NEWYORKER: Labyrinth

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