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It may have become a generic name of abuse.
But a slow death adrift at sea, well,suicide may have become, well, a prudent choice.
Smuggled migrants may have become victims of crime during or as a result of the smuggling process.
One type of trademark, for example,is a company's“brand” which may have become, with globalization, a most sought after commodity.
Any person who may have become a victim of human trafficking is informed of the right to receive rehabilitation services.
You may have accumulated much wealth, you may have become very famous, but all that is futile.
Individuals may have become refugees and IDPs for a variety of reasons, some of which may have nothing to do with armed conflict.
Perpetrators of crimes,witnesses and victims may have become refugees, displaced persons or died.
These series may have become separate phonemes before Chimakum and Quileute split, but if so, it seems clear that they had been allophones not long before then.
The Committee notes with concern that Iceland may have become a country of destination for trafficking in women.
Now, 5 years later, I am interested more than ever in engaging with the way the overlaid multiplicity of digital andphysical activity may have become the new normal we are living in.
The magic of the Sword may have become too potent. But I will do what I can.
Recent events have brought the United Nations face to face with the danger that the Organization itself may have become a primary target of political violence.
Vaccine-preventable diseases may have become uncommon in your country but they still exist worldwide.
Establishing institutional mechanisms to promote interfaith dialogue helps build bridges between faith groups that may have become increasingly polarized and distrustful.
Carlo goes missing;Paulie fears he may have become an informant after his son Jason was arrested on a drugs charge.
The strength of the Security Council is enhanced each year by the vigorous enthusiasm brought by new members on 1 January,testing what may have become an accepted second-best.
In the intervening years, however, certain trends may have become more pronounced, and we feel it imperative to draw attention to them here.
Such abuses could thus go unchecked until the very endof the arbitral process, at which point remedies for such abuses may have become more difficult or complicated.
Pay attention to surfaces that may have become slippery as a result of using the air tool, and also watch that the air hose does not cause someone to trip.
Some of the children's caretakers are reluctant to release the children, sometimes because they have built a close relationship with them, butalso because the child may have become a source of labour for the family.
There are indications that victims of crimes may have become less susceptible to intimidation and more inclined to lodge complaints with UNMIK police.
If the condition is congenital, however, with the baby suffering from mild ptosis, it may be difficult to notice any visual impairment for a number of years,by which time the condition may have become more serious.
Recording of information:Regarding explosive ordnance which may have become UXO a State should endeavour to record the following information as accurately as possible.
While he may have become closer to his daughter and grandson in New Zealand, it should be recalled that his initial purpose was to visit his daughter briefly, and that much of his subsequent stay there was permitted to allow him to exercise appeal rights.
Rough Guide To Jamaica author Polly Thomas writes that the name of Annie Palmer may have become confused with Rosa Palmer, the original mistress of Rose Hall who did have four husbands but was said to be unwaveringly virtuous.
Killing and lamentations may have become an established way of life in the region, but peace and peaceful coexistence are the only civilized way towards progress and prosperity for all.
Well over 200,000 persons, including children, who were brought from other countries to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea may have become victims of enforced disappearance, as defined in the Declaration on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance.
Even if these positive expectations may have become more cautious since the surveys were conducted in the first half of 1998, they reflect the fact that Asia remains an attractive region despite the crisis.
According to a preliminary analysis carried out by the Office of the Iraq Programme,it is estimated that items contained in some 1,500 to 2,000 contracts may have become the subject of commercial disputes over the past year between the Iraqi purchasers and their suppliers.