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In truth,Timor-Leste would never have reached the milestone we mark today without the tenacity and the spirit of its people.
We marked the notes so we can break up the cell.
This report is dedicated to thememory of former Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjöld as we mark this year the fiftieth anniversary of his death in 1961.
We mark the invisible ink on the four sides of the cards.
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The first surprise is tremendously positive consumption, more than 2 tons,almost 2 meters high and 174cv, we mark an average of 8,3l/ 100km for sustained speed of 120km/ h.
This week, we mark the beginning of the Jewish new year.
We mark August 12: what kind of holiday comes on this day?
The United Nations Year for Tolerance, the conclusion of which we mark today, is notable for other achievements as well, those of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO).
We mark the sixtieth anniversary of the United Nations with mixed feelings.
As we mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of the OAU Convention and the tenth anniversary of the Cartagena Declaration, it is opportune to examine the lessons of the broader protection offered by these regional instruments.
Today we mark 50 years since the tragedy at the National Stadium.
Today, we mark the end of the International Year of Human Rights Learning.
Then we mark the middle of the workpiece withbending and unbending the harvested rectangle.
Today we mark the fourth annual authorization of the United Nations Special Mission to Afghanistan.
As we mark the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, let us join forces to make our world slavery-free.
So now we mark provider as unavailable only when we get message telling that limits are reached.
And if we mark each flower as the moth drinks from it, it's clear that the moth somehow or other never does this.
Today, as we mark the sixty-fifth anniversary of the historic victory over fascism,we mourn all victims of the Second World War.
So, as we mark our sixtieth anniversary,we look to the future and to creating a collective will to improve the lives of children all around the world.
The anniversary we mark this year of the tragic massacre in Bosnian Srebrenica leads me to the issue of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.
This year we mark the sixtieth anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, as well as 15 years of the existence of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.
In the week we mark International Women ' s Day, we acknowledge the particular pain and suffering of women affected directly and indirectly by the trauma of landmines.
Today we mark the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, celebrated on 29 November, a date of particular significance to the Palestinian people and to the United Nations.
This year we mark 50-year milestones in two major areas of United Nations work, two areas that distinguish this half-century from earlier times: international peacekeeping and the development of international human rights law.
We mark our commitment to and continued affirmation of the struggle for the full recognition and fulfilment of women ' s human rights and security in all spheres and continue to work to ensure the participation of women in achieving those goals.
This year we mark the twentieth anniversary of the Rajiv Gandhi Action Plan, which provided a holistic framework for seeking negotiations for a time-bound commitment for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons to usher in a world free of nuclear weapons rooted in non-violence.
Today we mark the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, which provides a special opportunity for the international community to reaffirm its support for the legitimate endeavours of the Palestinians to restore and fully exercise their inalienable rights, foremost among which is the right to establish an independent, sovereign and viable State of Palestine with East Jerusalem as its capital.
Today we mark the successful closing of one chapter in our work on development at the United Nations, but really we are also heralding a new beginning, and as we move forward in seeking further to strengthen international cooperation for development, particularly through the United Nations, I wish to assure you, Sir, that the Republic of Korea will continue to be an active and committed supporter of this effort.
