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Of course many Australians are much closer to it because they have loved ones serving there with the armed forces . Finance Corporation , the private sector arm of the World Bank Group , today partnered with the Egyptian Business Women Association to conduct a marketing and management workshop in Cairo for 50 local women entrepreneurs . The U.S. government armed these men with guns and capitalist ideology and they won . Alkatiri , who stood down as prime minister last month after intense criticism of his handling of Timor 's recent bloody unrest , has repeatedly denied his alleged role in the arming of a " death squad " to eliminate his opponents , saying he wants to prove his innocence . She wants to think of him at his best : Marcus , cuddly and kittenlike — a “ mama ’ s boy , ” she calls him , craving attention , nuzzling under her arm as they watch Animal Planet , his favorite channel . The first episode featured a schizophrenic man who opened fire on a crowd , a suicidal character who slashed his arms and a psychotic son who bit off his mother 's finger . Ousted premier Alkatiri has also been called to testify in the same investigation into the arming of the hit team , but postponed his original hearing date last week because he did not have a defense lawyer . The UN inquiry , he added , would be " totally separate " from investigations under way in Dili by Attorney General Longuinhos Monteiro into the allegations , repeatedly denied by Alkatiri , that the ousted prime minister had ordered the arming of civilians , including a political " death squad " . For example , a herniated lumbar disk may cause pain , numbness , or weakness in one leg ( sciatica ) , while a ruptured cervical disk may produce similar symptoms in one arm or hand ( less commonly , both sides can be affected ) . In January , 1985 , the United States and the Soviet Union held a foreign ministerial meeting to set the guidelines for new arms control anti disarmament negotiations . Briton Ralph Zacklin , would also tackle the allegations of the illegal arming of civilians , Pinheiro said these charges could be considered but that the " exact terms of reference " for the inquiry were still be worked out . His close ally , sacked Interior ( police ) Minister Rogerio Lobato , was arrested on Wednesday last week , charged with arming rebels in order to eliminate political rivals of the Fretilin party to which both belong . Insofar as theology is an arm of the church , the church itself is called to grapple with the social conflictual origins and substance of its own Bible and to ponder deeply what all this means for the church ’ s placement in society and for its social mission . Its approval by the Medicines Control Agency means that the UK arm of the company can now import supplies , which should be available within a week . Each year , the University of Virginia opens its arms to embrace another growing educational field . Armed with this information and insight into her personality , it would be worthwhile to have her in for a second interview to determine if she is right for the job opening and the company in general . Additional international tensions have developed since the CTBT was negotiated , which make entry into force of the Treaty , within the broader framework of multilateral arms control and non-proliferation efforts , even more urgent today . Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom Scholarship : For Vermont residents with financial need , whose parent was an armed forces or guard member who served or currently serves in Operation Enduring Freedom or Operation Iraqi Freedom . The University Union and Student Government Association , which are coordinating the event , are asking participants to connect arms and join the circle wherever its touches their path . The rule provides 1 hour of debate in the House , with 40 minutes equally divided and controlled by the chairman and ranking minority member of the Committee on Armed Services , and 20 minutes equally divided and controlled by the chairman and ranking minority member of the Committee on the Judiciary .