We can see them indirectly, because black holes wreak havoc on their environment.

It s a complex picture, but at its core is a high tax welfare state run amok.

Stories of government paid thugs wrecking havoc continued to dominate our time lines, as the death toll and injuries continued to pile up. Back in Tahrir, the mood seems jubilant, with Mubarak's thugs at bay.

2. The economic and social situation in Angola had been aggravated by drought, famine and war ravaging the central and southern regions.

Central America s presidents recently met in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, to devise a united policy to deal with the region s rampaging street gangs.

Another is to reduce vulnerability to sudden changes in financial market sentiment, which can wreak havoc with domestic growth and employment.

It is for this reason that my Government appeals for assistance in clearing these instruments of war, which continue to wreak havoc long after the war has ended.

The world has been watching in horror, the fast paced attacks against protesters across Egypt, where reports continue to pour in about government paid thugs wreaking havoc and terrorising protesters.

Short term flows not only wreak havoc with domestic macroeconomic management, but they also aggravate adverse exchange rate movements.

Critics of the scheme view it as symptomatic of big government run amok and ask why it is necessary for any government to feed schoolchildren.

NEW DELHI As Israeli planes and tanks exact a heavy toll on Gaza, India s leaders and strategic thinkers have been watching with an unusual degree of interest and some empathy.

The regime s effort to turn its struggle for survival into an ethnic and sectarian conflict could wreak havoc across the region, starting with neighbors like Lebanon and Iraq.

Mutations sometimes, they might make the actual cell kind of run amok, and we'll do a whole maybe series of videos on cancer, and that itself obviously would hurt the organism as well as a whole, although if it occurs after the organism has reproduced, it might not be something that selects against the organism and it also wouldn't be passed on.

Their experience in guerrilla warfare produced leaders such as the brothers Abdurajak and Khadaffy Janjalani who founded the terrorist Abu Sayyaf Group, which is now wrecking havoc in the Philippines.

The paper made the case for developing alternatives to fossil fuels, ensuring that economic development doesn t wreak environmental havoc, and recognizing the importance of adaptation to climate change.

The context of southern Kordofan in particular, is relevant, since the people there, of all ethnic groups, are defending themselves against a minority which as the Special Rapporteur reluctantly reports, had been wreaking havoc on the lives of the majority in order to achieve its political objectives.

The Chinese even began developing a port on the Burmese coast, far closer to Calcutta than to Canton. And the generals began providing safe havens and arms to a motley assortment of anti Indian rebel movements that would wreak havoc in India s northeastern states and retreat to sanctuaries in the newly renamed Myanmar.

Thus, I would confidently lecture only three short years ago that the days when governments could stand back and let the business cycle wreak havoc were over in the rich world.

Second, Chinese aid does not require pre project missions by bureaucrats who arrive from distant headquarters for a sort of development tourism that wreaks havoc on the routines of the local counterparts who must accompany them on their poverty excursions.

in beatings, in imprisonments, in riots, in labors, in watchings, in fastings

In stripes, in imprisonments, in tumults, in labours, in watchings, in fastings

in pureness, in knowledge, in patience, in kindness, in the Holy Spirit, in sincere love,

By pureness, by knowledge, by longsuffering, by kindness, by the Holy Ghost, by love unfeigned,

In literature, in advertising, in entertainment, in everything.

Many of them (in Africa 63 per cent, in the Americas 68 per cent, in Asia 81 per cent and in Europe 93 per cent) had made such provision in their legislation.

That if you are a leader in any area in business, in politics, in sports, in art, in academics, in any area you don't own it.

Of the decked vessels, 86 percent are found in Asia, 7.8 percent in Europe, 3.8 percent in North and Central America, 1.3 percent in Africa, 0.6 percent in South America and 0.4 percent in Oceania.

Regionally, in Europe 56 per cent, in Oceania 50 per cent, in Africa 37 per cent, in States in the Americas 31 per cent and in Asia 20 per cent of the States responding had done so.

The number employed in industry in the United Kingdom is 19.1 per cent versus 5 per cent in Uganda.

So, a few iterations in, it's one percent, three percent, six percent, six and a half percent, seven and a half percent.

In absolute numbers the Greek military budget ranked 28th in the world in 2005.

In the tsunami, in the victims. In the depth of things.

You can see the time in all five boroughs of New York in the back. (Laughter) (Applause)

The percentage of female minors taking matriculation exams in science is 45 electronics 12 , biology 66 , chemistry 62 , computers 43 and physics 30 .

In all regions, at least 80 per cent of States had enhanced cooperation and training in that area (95 per cent in Asia, 87 in the Americas, 84 in Africa and 82 in Europe).

The right to equal remuneration, including benefits, and to equal treatment in respect of work of equal value, as well as equality of treatment in the evaluation of the quality of work.

Russell died of influenza on 2 February 1970 at his home, Plas Penrhyn, in Penrhyndeudraeth, Merionethshire, Wales.

Let no man despise your youth but be an example to those who believe, in word, in your way of life, in love, in spirit, in faith, and in purity.

Let no man despise thy youth but be thou an example of the believers, in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity.

They accounted for 56.7 in 2002, 55.2 in 2001, and 54 in 2000.

These were 14.4 per cent in Uruguay, 21.0 per cent in Bolivia and 19.4 per cent in Peru.

Lampedusa Airport is an airport in Lampedusa, Province of Agrigento, Sicily, Italy .

She died on 21 February 1991 in a hospital in Panama City, Panama, aged 71.

It is sown in dishonor it is raised in glory. It is sown in weakness it is raised in power.

It is sown in dishonour it is raised in glory it is sown in weakness it is raised in power