Most of the 200 medicines that Cuban officials say the country lacks are common remedies available through third countries.
The group's move to the base is intended as a temporary measure before members are resettled in third countries.
Anyway, Cuban exiles have long found ways to circumvent restrictions, for instance by sending money by courier through third countries.
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We will conduct joint assessments of plant, animal, and food systems in third countries to keep our food supplies safe.
Bottom of the pile were the French, seen as a bad risk for passing on sensitive technology to third countries.
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has said other Iraqi officials have been allowed to elude capture by transiting Syria for third countries.
Under the regulations, known as ITAR, other countries cannot sell military products containing American-made components to third countries without U.S. approval.
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Three-fifths of the visitors were Cuban-Americans, but 50, 000 were tourists who travelled via third countries, with or without their government's approval.
There was even an agreement in 2006 to work together to avoid bidding up the prices of energy resources in third countries.
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EU, which means that all members should apply common external tariffs on imports from third countries and adopt a common foreign-trade policy.
So far, the American government has ruled out exports to third countries.
Alternative sources accounting for flows through third countries, such as Rhodium Group's China Investment Monitor, point to an even sharper increase of up to 1, 300%.
Without that, Mercosur may drift into irrelevance, with the trade links between its members no stronger than those that each individually has with third countries.
Besides the effect on the netting operation itself, it indirectly restricts underlying transactions, including those between Member States and with third countries, by rendering them more costly.
Police in Indonesia say they are investigating a suspected baby-smuggling ring that is thought to have taken some infants to Singapore and sold them on to third countries.
Third countries, in particular, can suffer from large currency swings.
Because many overseas-listed entities are technically incorporated in third countries such as the Cayman Islands, Chinese authorities can legitimately claim that they don't have jurisdiction over corporate fraud cases.
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The proliferation of malicious software, prevalence of cyber tool sharing, use of hackers as proxies, and routing of operations through third countries make it difficult to identify the responsible party.
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The Bush administration has invoked state secrets several times recently, on two sets of issues: telephone data searches and on what's known as extraordinary rendition, the transfer of terrorism suspects to third countries.
When they finally arrived in Mae La, the deadline set by Thailand for refugees to register for possible resettlement to third countries had passed, though her two sons left for Australia with a friend a year ago.
Its an issue that involves both first world countries and third world countries.
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So that is -- again, reviewing those files, and if a court determines that there's no legal right to hold them, then we have worked with other countries to find -- either their home countries or third-party countries -- to transfer detainees that courts have decided or the committee has decided should not be held.
Those countries where people are least able to respond to natural disasters are Third World countries, which are characterized by the lowest levels of economic freedom.
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The debt-relief measure, championed by the White House, charity groups and religious and cultural figures from Pope John Paul II to singer Bono of the rock band U2, allows the United States to pay its share under the global Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) initiative to forgive the debts of some 30 Third World countries.
Back in the 1980s and early 1990s, Emerging Markets were characterized as Third World Countries.
But it's readily available in Third World countries because it is economical and effective.
Aspire has proved controversial, not least because it identifies talent in third world countries, bringing the best to Qatar.
Today, radiologists in Connecticut review CT scans of patients in third world countries.
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