A second priority will be to decide the fate of Nepal s centuries old monarchy.

This year 2005 is exceptionally important for Kyrgyzstan and will forever have a place in its centuries old history.

But the centuries old culture of leadership that is ingrained in many African societies has played an equally disastrous role.

Revealingly, the writer Miranda Seymour s recently published book Noble Endeavours reminds Britain of the centuries old love affair between Germany and England.

Al Azhar scholars and Christian clerics have repeatedly said that FGM is not a religious duty, but rather a centuries old habit.

In the span of two years we have worked tirelessly to achieve a deep quality immersion into the marvellous, centuries old Kyrgyz culture.

If this rhetoric sounds familiar, it's because it has affected the old continent, when in times of crisis, in a cyclical pattern for centuries.

In this capacity, Turkey complements and contributes to a unique transitional passage between otherwise difficult regions, for it signifies centuries old co existence and adjustment.

The rapid advance of globalization poses challenges, along with many opportunities, to the preservation and development of the centuries old traditions and cultures of nomadic peoples.

We're against lying, but we're covertly for it in ways that our society has sanctioned for centuries and centuries and centuries.

Indeed, the war in Iraq has transformed the centuries old Shi a Sunni conflict by infusing it with modern geopolitical significance and extending it to the entire region.

But Russia s self destructive confrontation with the West can be halted, and its centuries old debate between Westernizers and the Slavophiles put to rest once and for all.

Since the end of the 15th century, the migration of Europeans to the Americas has led to centuries of conflict and adjustment between Old and New World societies.

Bonk author Mary Roach delves into obscure scientific research, some of it centuries old, to make 10 surprising claims about sexual climax, ranging from the bizarre to the hilarious.

Four Centuries of Clinical Chemistry.

Kissing the hand of the monarch in Morocco is a centuries old custom which, although not compulsory, most Moroccans feel compelled to perform in order to show their allegiance to the king.

But change in China takes time, and many old habits must be overcome. For centuries, China s foreign policy has been characterized by the belief that the enemy of an enemy is a friend.

Art The best known art styles from Ecuador belonged to the Escuela Quiteña , which developed from the 16th to 18th centuries, examples of which are on display in various old churches in Quito.

In, a month, you've grown centuries' worth.

Instead, the task of corrupting a centuries old humanistic tradition has fallen to the Chinese Communist Party s ignoble censor in chief and engineer of China s literary exodus and to the greed of some for Chinese gold.

Over the centuries, a unique Fijian culture developed.

It took the Romans nearly two centuries to complete the conquest of the Iberian Peninsula, though they had control of it for over six centuries.

The fact remains that a centuries old tradition of master slave relations whereby the dominant white Moors (or Arabs) exist in superior positions to the Black Africans who lived in intergenerational slavery bolstered by undereducation and economic disenfranchisement.

The book s plot spans two centuries of revolution. Then, suddenly,

Nearly two centuries have passed since Tocqueville wrote his masterpiece.

In your eyes, we have become a thousand centuries smaller,

China has been trading with Southeast Asian countries for centuries.

Christianity grew rapidly in Sicily during the next two centuries.

It remained the sole athenaeum of southern Italy for centuries.

As before the advent of Gorbachev indeed, restoring a centuries old tendency Russians yet again believe that the people should be willing to forfeit their freedoms for the sake of the greatness of the state, which wins wars and launches Sputniks.

England's population between the 11th and 16th centuries remained at around 2.25 million, and China's population until the 17th century remained between 60 and 100 million for 13 centuries.

Indeed, the location of financial activity has changed through the centuries.

We forget that for centuries growth was essentially zero, he writes.

NEW YORK The Roma have been persecuted across Europe for centuries.

It has been cultivated and consumed for centuries in the region.

They shall consult together secretly You did tarry but ten ( centuries ) .

They shall consult together secretly You did tarry but ten ( centuries ) .

In this capacity, Turkey complements and contributes to a unique transitional passage between otherwise difficult regions, for it signifies centuries old co existence and adjustment. Turkish foreign policy contributes to that coming together and helps its immeditate neighborhoods to connect with one another.

The democratization of Iraq has empowered the Shi a majority, which in turn greatly strengthened Iran s influence. Indeed, the war in Iraq has transformed the centuries old Shi a Sunni conflict by infusing it with modern geopolitical significance and extending it to the entire region.

Now, this is of course a topic of philosophical debate for centuries.

There is an ample and cheap supply of coal for several centuries.

And yet, throughout these centuries of treaty making, violence between countries persisted.

This aggressive, fundamentalist path is inexorably leading Pakistan back centuries in time.

It results from the way we have been living for two centuries.

The Roman Empire ran a persistent trade deficit with India for centuries.