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For which hopes sake, king Agrippa, I am accused of the Jews!
The news was announced by the company South Stream Transport, which hopes to obtain all needed permits and start construction in mid-2014.
Croatia, which hopes to enter the EU in 2007, formally applied for membership.
The future of Syria depends on this move,” said a senior member of Syria's opposition National Coalition, which hopes to set up the force.
Nor does Russia, which hopes to invest billions in Iran's oil and gas industry.
Physical fitness andacrobatic skills are a must says Aichi prefecture, which hopes to promote"warlord tourism".
The Balkan nation, which hopes to join the Union as its 28th member by 2011, has closed only seven of the 33 negotiation chapters to date.
Fps is the chosen frame rate of UHDTV(Ultra-High-Definition Television), which hopes to one day replace current broadcast standards around the globe.
Croatia, which hopes to join the EU in 2007, has over the last few months come under mounting international pressure to hand Gotovina over.
The exercise also served as a sort of test for Croatia, which hopes to receive an invitation to join the Alliance at its April 2008 summit in Bucharest.
Croatia, which hopes to join the EU by that year, is also among Europe's best performers, with a drop-out level of 5.3% in 2006.
The handling of toxic residues and other urban waste is one of the most serious problems facing Romania, which hopes to enter the EU in 2007.
Perhaps it is a coincidence,but Turkey, which hopes to join the EU, changed its travel documents from black to burgundy in 2010.
US and British troops andthe Albanian Army are participating in two important military exercises in Albania, which hopes to eventually join NATO structures.
This is an inspiring European goal which hopes to develop, and build bridges in, contacts with all sections of Belarusian society.
The news will come as a major blow to global climate efforts following several years in which hopes had been fuelled that global emissions had peaked.
Pivot Power, a firm which hopes to build a UK-wide network of rapid electric car chargers, said the UK was well-positioned to catch up with its Nordic peers.
Cannabis in Lesotho is a critical part of the government's agricultural strategy, which hopes to help finance basic infrastructures, such as roads, electricity and water pipes.
The Kempinski group, which hopes to open two or three more hotels in Cuba, is of course not the only hotel chain to show an interest in the ultra-luxury market.
Sechenov University in Moscow andthe Medical University of Vienna launched the‘Cat Project,' which hopes to find new medication that will be effective against all known feline allergens.
The country, which hopes to join the EU in 2007, has pledged to step up measures against counterfeiters, said to be flooding Europe with bogus money.
This is a significant show of faith in the direction of Blue Origin, which hopes to use New Glenn to not just deliver orbital payloads, but also carry astronauts into space.
Croatia, which hopes to receive a starting date for EU accession talks next year, is anxious to show that local authorities are capable of handling war crimes cases.
A fierce battle for influence in Kurdish-dominated regions pits Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ruling party, which hopes for a strong reform mandate, against a party linked to PKK terrorists.
Kosor said Croatia, which hopes to become the Union's 28th member by the end of 2012, had always supported Serbia's EU integration bid and would continue to do so in future.
The world's fourth-largest smartphone maker Xiaomi officially entered the British market this week with the international debut of its flagship Mi 8 Pro, which hopes to win the market dominated by Samsung and Apple.
DoCoMo, which hopes to put the system to practical use for dynamic, highly realistic games and mobile Internet shopping, will exhibit the system at its booth at CEATEC JAPAN 2006 from October 3 to 7.
Slow and demanding bureaucracy was another barrier that many small businesses, both local andforeign, remain faced with in this Balkan country which hopes to complete the European Union entry talks this year.
The EU candidate country, which hopes to join the Union in 2007, has recently adopted one of the harshest cyber laws in the world, envisioning imprisonment of up to 15 years for those convicted.
In May 2011,the new government unanimously approved a research center called the Zewail City of Science and Technology, which hopes to attract the brightest Middle Eastern minds and return the country to its glory as the seat of scientific innovation.