Many also blame the UN for failing to solve the Middle East s myriad problems.

Exposure to bad outcomes in Africa, with its myriad security problems, increases those risks.

Despite these myriad problems or perhaps because of them Ethiopia has an opportunity to emerge as the undisputed regional leader.

There are myriad options.

The incentives to delay are myriad.

The myriad benefits of a Northeast Asian FTA are clear.

The myriad benefits of a Northeast Asian FTA are clear.

There have been myriad academic contributions to the debate as well.

But a Utah based company, Myriad Genetics, claims more than that.

But every single thing that makes us, every atom in us, has already created a myriad of different things and will go on to create a myriad of new things.

After all, Myriad did not invent the technologies used to analyze the genes.

If these technologies had been patented, Myriad might not have made its discoveries.

The British Army has throughout its history operated ships, ports and myriad boats.

The Rule of Law Department convened and chaired a working group on extradition, tasked with proposing solutions to the myriad problems posed by requests to extradite citizens of neighbouring countries for war crimes trials in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The American economy will benefit in myriad ways from its change in energy supply.

As a result, the myriad challenges facing the global economy were never far away.

Women still confronted myriad challenges related to poverty, illness including HIV AIDS and violence.

Investors and policymakers are often altogether ignorant of the myriad historical experiences with financial crises.

And, as the Myriad case shows, they can even result in unnecessary loss of life.

Behold , for those who believe there are ( myriad ) Signs in the heavens and the earth

Behold , for those who believe there are ( myriad ) Signs in the heavens and the earth

The implication here is that relying on free movement of capital to achieve exchange rate appreciation and current account deficits may generate a myriad of problems, including slower economic growth and the threat of asset bubbles and financial crises of their own.

With Pakistan s future in the balance, the West s help and support will be crucial, but that means recognizing that Musharraf is not the only leader who can resolve Pakistan s myriad problems and manage the war on terror. On the contrary, by nurturing the current environment of instability and uncertainty, Musharraf himself must be regarded as one of Pakistan s biggest problems.

Housing prices are being propped up temporarily by myriad subsidies, while a commercial real estate tsunami looms.

But imagine a world where textbooks are adapted to many learning styles and translated into myriad languages.

The case, American Civil Liberties Union v. Myriad Genetics , may have a tremendous impact on medicine and science.

And their myriad interdependencies increase the risks of transnational threats, such as disease outbreaks, and resource related confrontations.

Similarly, Latin America, once the playground of myriad juntas and golpes, is now largely anchored in political liberalism.

The international community should continue to play the role of fair adjudicator and mediator in that process of reconciliation, and in the meantime it must be generous in providing financial assistance to strengthen the Palestinian Authority and enable the Palestinian people to combat their myriad socio economic problems.

Myriad Genetics also has tried to pursue patent rights in Europe, but there its claims have been largely rejected.

Given the myriad links between the European Union countries and the Mediterranean s southern rim, Europe must not miss this opportunity.

In order to protect the red aristocracy, the PLAC made no mention during Gu s trial of her myriad economic crimes.

Economic integration, it was hoped, would lead to greater understanding, underpinned by the myriad interactions that inevitably flow from commerce.

Myriad is a true example of an American corporation for which profit trumps all other values, including the value of human life itself.

Indeed, Iraqi children are exposed to beating without regard for their age and for myriad reasons, thus growing up insecure, hostile, and violent.

But yes, it's also true that the Internet has problems, very serious problems, problems with security and problems with privacy.

Higher prices would reduce consumption of fruits and vegetables, causing myriad adverse health effects (including tens of thousands of additional cancer deaths per year).

Indeed, among the myriad unresolved issues dividing the US and China, North Korea s nuclear program is the one most likely to impede mutual trust.

The United States and various western European countries began a policy of containment of communism and forged myriad alliances to this end, including NATO.

The raging violence in southern Thailand over the past 15 months has made him look bad, as his myriad strategies and tactics have failed repeatedly.

The West, for its part, stands to gain in myriad ways from a solid partnership with the Arab world to improve its societies economic future.

That means facing down the myriad interest groups from industry lobbies to trade unions and entrenched bureaucracies that have (so far) successfully protected their turfs.

The good news is that there are many ways by which improved incentives could reduce emissions partly by eliminating the myriad of subsidies for inefficient usages.

Governments typically have myriad ongoing expenditure commitments related to basic services such as national defense, infrastructure projects, education, and health care, not to mention to retirees.

As Hu Jintao, China s Communist Party Secretary General and President, prepares to visit the US on April 20, myriad unresolved issues are disturbing Sino US relations.