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SUAISpecialty Underwriters' Alliance Inc. (Chicago, IL)
SUAIState University of Aerospace Instrumentation (Russia)
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The documents mention ravages of Suai, Fohoterin, Follafaik, Fatulete, and Leteluli in these years, but not Luca, so it may possibly have submitted voluntarily.
An East Timorese domain: Luca from central and peripheral perspectives
coli shuttle [8] vector, based on pBluescript II KS (-) and pRN1, with the SsopyrEF marker pSAV2-argD SsopyrEF marker in pSAV2 This study replaced by SsoargD marker pSuaIPOP pBluescript II KS (-) carrying [8] the 800bp of 5' and 3' regions of suaI, pyrE, and 800 bp of 3' region of suaI placSpyrE pSuaIPOP derivative carrying This study 800 bp of 5' and 3' homologous regions of sual locus at both ends of pyrE-lacS dual marker PCR product pyrElacS800 Linear DNA carrying 800 bp of This study 5' and 3' homologous regions of sual locus at both ends of pyrE-lacS dual marker Table 2: Primers used in this study.
Development of the Multiple Gene Knockout System with One-Step PCR in Thermoacidophilic Crenarchaeon Sulfolobus acidocaldarius
For example, a dispute resolution in the local manner after violence between two groups of youths in Suai who requested that the case be dropped was rejected by the judge on the basis that violence by martial arts gangs had important implications for public security and needed to be tried by the State (JSMP Justice Update, November 2005).
East Timor's Community Reconciliation Process as a model for legal pluralism in criminal justice
He cites as an example an anniversary remembrance of the killing of the priests in Suai, which was followed immediately by the burning of the U.N.
What price justice? Four years after independence East Timor's future depends on difficult choices about justice, reconciliation, and economic recovery
A prominent example was the suspension of thirtytwo civil servants for attending a meeting of the rival Partido Democratica (Democratic Party) in Suai district.
Taming the Banana Republic: USAID money is being used to rein in East Timor's fledgling civil society
Five years ago, he went on a United Nations posting to troubled East Timor, where he was deputy head of security in the town of Suai and reportedly slept in a rundown building that came under gunfire from militia.
DIANA BODYGUARD IN IRAQI FIRING LINE
6, 1999, Suai church massacre, during which up to 200 civilians, including three priests, were killed.
Army officers acquitted
By mid-October a New Zealand battalion group, supported by RNZAF helicopters and augmented by Canadian and Irish detachments, deployed to Suai. (7) It lay on the border with Indonesia, to which many refugees fled, with militia members in disguise amongst them.
Lessons from New Zealand's engagement with East Timor 1999-2003: Stephen Hoadley comments on New Zealand's most recent peacekeeping effort
Mrs Robinson spent three hours on Saturday at the border town of Suai, the site of a massacre during the 1999 violence.
ROBINSON IN CALL FOR EAST TIMOR INQUIRY; 1,000 died in church massacre
Con gli argamenti sopra ciascuno di essi, camposti dalla medesima; insieme con alcuni suai Sanetti spirituali.
Creative partners: the marriage of Laura Battiferra and Bartolomeo Ammannati *
Currently 680 GSDF personnel are deployed in four regions in East Timor -- 340 in Dili, 110 in Suai, 110 in Maliana, and 120 in the enclave of Oecusse.
Japanese take over PKOs from Bangladeshis in E. Timor
At this point, the Brigade, renamed WESTFOR, became the western force of INTERFET with headquarters in the town of Suai. It remained there until the transition to the United Nations Transitional Authority in East Timor (UNTAET) took over in February 2000 and released the Brigade to return to Australia.
Operations in East Timor: Experiences of the Australian 3d Infantry Brigade Intelligence Officer
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