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…heavily on the airlines in order to be successful. The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 coupled with the war in Iraq and the scare of SARS, have caused the airline industry to be hit extremely hard, financially. The decreased consumer demand can…

…or terrorist attacks. To join the Internet, an existing network needs only to pay a small registration fee and agree to certain standards. Each organization pays for its own networks. Regional Internet companies have been established to which member networks…

…in their own settlements and gave them the power to run their own local communities, but they were to stay out of Serbian towns and villages. The idea was to keep the Albanians quiet. It backfired as the Albanians used the opportunity to attack Serbs…

…to the political corruption, mismanagement, labour disputes and inflation and a $100 million outlay for security to prevent another Munich (a terrorist attack on a previous game)" (Info please 1) The grand total than came out to be more than $1.5 billion. $673,000,000…

…, the PLO was raised to the status of government. And in 1988, the PLO's status was to be raised again, this time to a state in exile. After several negotiations, Arafat became a Terrorist leader and administrator of self-rule in the West Bank and the Gaza…

…cardiac arrest (heart attack). These drugs are introduced into the accuseds' system through an intervenous system that is operated in a separate room. The whole process usually lasts over a span of 45 minuites, despite the fact that the convict only takes 6-18…

…a constitutional amendment to define marriage as a monogamous, heterosexual union (Christianity Today). He voted for the Iraq war despite the American bishops' sharp criticism of a pre-emptive attack on Iraq (Christianity Today). Like the Catholic Church, Kerry…

…economies <Tab/><Tab/><Tab/><Tab/>Contract liabilities Increased sales and profits<Tab/><Tab/><Tab/><Tab/>Terrorists' attacks New business line…

…as a traitor, and the refusal to give him a burial. But is this truly a mistake? Contemporary audiences need only look to the dilemma facing American authorities since the terrorist attacks on September 11th 2001 to see that this decision is not an easy one…

…he believed that in a situation of tension, possible aggressors would be less prone to attack UN observers if these were known to be unarmed. The military observer mission evolved into a United Nations Emergency Force in 1956 with the Suez Canal conflict…