2004 2005 as ofat 30 June 2005 6

Annual session

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Bell began taking violin lessons at the age of four after his mother discovered that her son had taken rubber bands from around the house and stretched them across the handles of his nine dresser drawers to pluck out music he had heard her play on the piano.

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Table 3 Persons of concern

Table 4 Ratios of key financial indicators

Table 6 Comparison of reserves and staff liabilities (Millions of United States dollars)

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Table 7 Expenditures

Table 8 Expenditure ratios

Table 9 Non expendable property (acquisition value of in service and in transit assets) (United States dollars)

Table 10 Expected accomplishments and indicators of achievement

Table 11 Individuals in need of resettlement

Table 1 below provides the detailed requirements for the investigative capacity in OIOS.

Table 2 Staffing funded from regular budget

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Acronyms Used in the Document

Table 2 Contributions to UNICEF by source of funding, 2003 2004

Table 3 UNICEF expenditures, 2003 2004

Table 1

Paris Club debt reschedulings under the Evian approach

Source Various IMF reports, World Bank development indicators and other financial sources.

United Nations loan

Table 1 Biological related equipment

(United States dollars)

Table 1 Space requirements

Table 2 Staff requiring office space

Table 3 Cost plan (United States dollars)

It is evident from table 22 that the number of injured and killed did not increase in the last five years.

Contributions to those trust funds amounted to 26.9 million, about the same amount as in 2003 (see table 1 and chart 2).

Concluding remarks

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