Putin s Ironic Potential

Accountant of the Military Coordination Detachment

BRUSSELS Sometimes history can be too ironic.

That outcome is as frustrating as it is ironic.

But that liberating sentiment has recently undergone an ironic twist.

The phrase becomes an ironic meme on the Chinese Internet.

Official in charge of training courses and chancellor of the Military Coordination Detachment

What happened next was what I have called an ironic reversal.

Most ironic is the self fulfilling critique that many activists now use.

This kind of policy is ironic, absurd, and shortsighted all at once.

Of course, from a French perspective, the US role is somewhat ironic.

By killing three Israeli civilians, these acts of murder represent an ironic tragedy.

SGI set up a separate Cray Research Business Unit in August 1999 in preparation for detachment.

It's produced to get sulfur out of gasoline which I find is somewhat ironic.

Global Voices also reported on the ironic version of Happy from Rio de Janeiro.

But Russia, China, and India are big states and will not tolerate any detachment of their territories.

O Ye who believe ! take your precaution then sally forth in detachment or sally forth all together .

O Ye who believe ! take your precaution then sally forth in detachment or sally forth all together .

So the detachment, the commanding officer, and the officers of the Jews, seized Jesus and bound him,

After treatment patients gradually regain their vision over a period of a few weeks, although the visual acuity may not be as good as it was prior to the detachment, particularly if the macula was involved in the area of the detachment.

The fact that Ecuadoran President Rafael Correa has emerged as Assange s foremost ally is profoundly ironic.

It treated tradition and history not as a constraint, but as a source of ironic reference.

The sad ironic point is that some groups ended up issuing edicts calling for his blood.

For me it was ironic that most humans don't remember God unless they are in trouble.

In time, even the most well meaning come to regard their wards with cold detachment, if not dehumanizing contempt.

In addition, the European Parliament s detachment from national political debates means that it has less political legitimacy than is desirable.

The air detachment is known as the 1st Netherlands Norwegian European Participating Forces Expeditionary Air Wing (1 NLD NOR EEAW).

The ironic sequel was Somalia s later fragmentation in a civil war among its clans and warlord leaders.

Concerns and comments, including ironic ones, were also expressed on social media sites under the hashtag uranio.

The last remaining significant area containing heavy weapons is in the Panjshir Valley, where a small ISAF detachment is providing assistance.

The detachment of the statute of an international criminal court from the Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind

Given the ironic reversal of globalization fears, Kipling is still right convergence has continued to elude East and West.

The similarities are large trade deficits, manufacturing job loss, asset price inflation, rising debt to income ratios, and detachment of wages from productivity growth.

Marine Corps In the U.S. Marine Corps, an individual's security team is called a Personal Security Detachment and are assigned to Personal Security Company.

Judas then, having taken a detachment of soldiers and officers from the chief priests and the Pharisees, came there with lanterns, torches, and weapons.

I welcome the deployment of the United Nations liaison detachment teams to Basra and Erbil and look forward to the deployment of additional substantive staff.

When I look back now, it s kind of ironic that Arab American publications didn t give us any press when we first started.

As recounted by a member of a Kenyan NGO, Too often in recent years, a tragic and ironic story has been repeated.

With the second type of poverty, voluntary poverty, people freely choose to live a life of poverty not of indigence but of a detachment from possessions.

The bans are especially ironic, given that, according to UNESCO, Iran has the highest rate of female to male undergraduates in the world.

It is ironic that the ECB s offer to buy Italian and Spanish debt has exacerbated external imbalances by raising the value of the euro.

And I hate to be so ironic and sarcastic about it but it's the truth. It's just one of the filthiest cesspools you can imagine.

Haiti, however, played no role in the war except for supplying the United States with raw materials and serving as a base for a United States Coast Guard detachment.

It is indeed sad and ironic that when we are reaching the tail end of the rebellion there are calls for such a course of action.

This was scaled down during the 1990s until the last detachment left South Georgia in March 2001, after a new station had been built and occupied by the British Antarctic Survey.