Regional wars and border conflicts have existed since time immemorial in Latin America.

Stories purporting to uncover artifacts from time immemorial to reveal a forgotten and forbidden past.

That has always been our belief in the Pacific, and it has ensured our continued existence in our aquatic continent since time immemorial.

Indeed, the looming US debate underscores a more general point since time immemorial, war has been a double edged sword.

Those issues, since time immemorial, have inspired humankind to seek solutions, since they relate to core matters of human existence.

Additionally, in 2005, the Ministry of Religious Affairs issued a declaration concerning freedom of religion All ethnic groups in Myanmar have been throughout the country since time immemorial.

As has been practiced from time immemorial, social security for the majority of the population is cared by the extended family.

The former ensures energy for the production of all that we consume, while the latter represents a natural bridge which has connected Europe, Asia and Africa since time immemorial.

Since 1905, the Australian Open has been staged in five Australian and two New Zealand cities as follows Melbourne (55 times), Sydney (17 times), Adelaide (14 times), Brisbane (7 times), Perth (3 times), Christchurch (in 1906), and Hastings (in 1912).

Charity in Hard Times

This might be appropriate in times of systemic crisis, but it is not sustainable in normal times.

Good News in Bad Times

In developing countries, it is said that good times are bad times for economic reform.

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Humans have added essential vitamins or minerals to their foods since time immemorial indeed, since the beginning of the twentieth century, food fortification has been a major government policy in developed countries to reduce nutritional deficiencies and improve public health.

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Capacity We have 10,000 times more spectrum, 10,000 times more LEDs installed already in the infrastructure there.

(a) Recurrent publications Africa Renewal (four times a year) in English (8) Afrique Renouveau (four times a year) in French (8)

In these cynical times, that is encouraging.

The White Sun existed in Soviet times.

It is particularly vociferous in hard times.

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In Canada, for instance, veterinarians get five times more training in pain than do physicians, and three times more training than nurses.

These are times when central banks need to spend some of the credibility that they accumulate in normal times.

According to United Nations figures, in 2002 per capita emissions of greenhouse gases in the US were 16 times higher than in India, 60 times higher than in Bangladesh, and more than 200 times higher than in Ethiopia, Mali, or Chad.

Compared to 250 years ago, the average person in the United Kingdom today has access to 50 times more power, travels 250 times farther, and has 37,500 times more light.

References Sources The Times History of Europe, Times Books, London, 2001.

Regulators might consider imposing pro cyclical equity requirements increasing the equity percentage in boom times in order to offset losses in the inevitable bust times.

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Conservatism in revolutionary times is an inadequate option.

In tough times such as these, money matters.

Protectionism normally thrives in times of economic peril.

Cartoon published in Gulf Times Nov. 22 2009

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He kept repeating it in Arabic several times.

They have not changed in times of peace.

The Renaissance began in times of religious turmoil.

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Group C Matches played in Laos (all times ).