A:U.N. health officials said Sunday that teams with vaccines for measles , diphtheria , polio and other illnesses fanned out to remote communities in helicopters from the city of Muzaffarabad in Pakistani-controlled Kashmir . B:Pakistani-controlled Kashmir is a person Answer: improving
A:Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told a news conference in Moscow Thursday that the opening of the Russian route applies to vehicles with anti-mine protection . B:Lavrov is a famous person Answer: licenses
A:A Hamas spokesman Mushir al-Masri said the rally at a Gaza City sports stadium has been canceled because of renewed concern about the safety of Hamas leaders - particularly after Sunday 's attack on an Israeli military post in Gaza that killed five soldiers . B:Mushir al-Masri is an artefact Answer: improving
A:Hamas accused Fatah of using the past weeks ' outdoor services to incite chaos , trouble and terrorist acts . B:Hamas is an organization Answer: licenses
A:The International Development Association is one of the largest sources of assistance for the world 's poorest countries . B:International Development Association is an organization Answer: licenses
A:An American general , Major General Joseph Peterson , told a U.S. daily , The Chicago Tribune , that the men were stopped by an Iraqi checkpoint in northern Iraq last month . B:American is an organization Answer: improving
A:The bill must still be signed by President Felipe Calderon . B:President is an event Answer: improving
A:Zambia has deported a terrorism suspect to Britain . B:Britain is a location Answer: licenses
A:In March 2007 , the Inter-American Development Bank , Guyana 's principal donor , canceled Guyana 's nearly $ 470 million debt , equivalent to nearly 48 % of GDP , which along with other Highly Indebted Poor Country ( HIPC ) debt forgiveness brought the debt-to-GDP ratio down from 183 % in 2006 to 120 % in 2007 . B:Guyana is an event Answer:
improving