But the episode represented a serious escalation of hostilities and served as an important reminder of the vulnerability of nuclear reactors in warzones.

Moreover, unlike America, Western Europe must live with the uneasy conscience stirred by immigrants whose very presence serves as a reminder of a history of colonialism.

The outbreak has so far remained regional, but it serves as a reminder that in an age of air travel by millions, no one is safe from the spread of infectious disease.

Iraq stands as a reminder of America's furious desire to avenge the terrorist attacks of September, 2001 and hurt punish even those unconnected with the perpetrators.

But the disease s sudden appearance on the global scene serves as a stark reminder of what can happen if we do not remain vigilant.

No.

How long does it last?

But such class struggle terminology reminds people of the Cultural Revolution and, since such language would be unimaginable in inland China today, only makes Tibet seem more separate.

The answer is an emphatic NO.

Remember, corruption keeps things stable.

Thus, inflation serves as a visceral reminder to save, while old age seems too far away for most people to think about.

The election of the militant and hitherto extra parliamentary group Hamas in the Palestinian territories reminds us of what democracy cannot achieve.

They're also doing a great job of lobbying the government.

This precious symbol of the most popular form of post war mass entertainment recalls the heyday of Hong Kong cinema, and it also serves as a rare reminder of North Point s Little Shanghai in the 1950s and early 1960s.

This serves the interests of both sides.

Art also functions as a store of value.

Again, this is a non reason.

Now, what causes this?

Myanmar is a notorious example.

My cousin serves in the Marines.

The area of the district is .

The brain serves many people who have no power, but power serves many people who have no brains.

Meanwhile, proposals for pre adoption assessment of national budgets by the EU have attracted criticism in France and elsewhere, which serves as a reminder of the distance there is between calls for coordination and actual acceptance of its implications.

The design and clothing of indigenous populations are a symbol of their rich culture and historical heritage, but the case in Oaxaca is a frustrating reminder that Mexico lacks a legal framework to protect the artistic works of indigenous populations.

A solution to the Palestinian problem would serve such a strategy.

A bucket in a roofless room serves as a latrine.

Even if it's just for decoration.

Meditation beads are primarily made from wood.

My father serves in the Foreign Ministry.

It is a passage both for urine and for the ejaculation of semen.

But her example was also an unavoidable reminder of the great dangers of our time.

My contributions are made in what I believe to be the common interest.

This is a sad counterpoint to American successes at home.

This is not just about Iran, but also about the threat of a nuclear arms race across the entire Middle East.

And nowhere else is there a better example of this than with the Wright brothers.

Chinese interests are served by a Middle East marked by regional cooperation.

And that doesn t help create a positive atmosphere on the team.

An example of the Frightening Muslim is the entire country of Saudi Arabia.

The Competence Center serves as a meeting place of problems and solutions.

A speed bump is used for a forced speed reduction of the car.

Where it suits American interests, international institutions are happily used, and they usually serve European interests.

Moreover, Karadzic s arrest is another reminder of the value of war crimes tribunals.

What, then, is responsible for global warming so far?

The spread of inflation indexed bonds serves as a historical precedent.

New START is in the interest of disarmament and of Europe.