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In England Salvation Army social workers and volunteers have been trained in outreach work to make contact with homeless people on the streets.
The Salvation Army has trained homeless people as social workers.
Revenue from the thrift store funded the Salvation Army's drug- and alcohol-rehabilitation service.
Thrift stores fund rehabilitation services.
Food pantries are operated directly in various cities such as Los Angeles, California.
The Army operates food pantries in California.
In the US the Salvation Army offers shelters for the homeless in most areas of the country.
The US Army provides shelters for the homeless.
The Salvation Army paid for the transportation; it often provides an incentive contribution to charitable fundraisers to urge others to reach a stated goal.
The Salvation Army arranges transportation for donated materials.
At times of hurricanes in Florida the Salvation Army raises and forwards funds to other relief agencies as well as providing clothing, blankets and food to the afflicted on its own.
The Salvation Army provides aid to victims of hurricanes.
A second round of talks between the newly elected Czech and Slovak leaders on the future of the Czechoslovak federation ended in deadlock last night.
A series of negotiations between Czech and Slovak were unsuccessful.
After nine hours of talks, Mr. Vaclav Klaus admitted no agreement had been reached with Mr. Vladimir Meciar.
Vaclav Klaus and Vladimir Meciar reached an agreement.
Already hard hit by the collapse of Comecon markets and the end of the Cold War, the disintegration of the highly integrated Czechoslovak economy has led to a sharp drop in trade with the Czech republic.
Czech markets have collapsed.
The Czech and Slovak republics have been unable to agree a political basis for their future coexistence in one country.
The Czech and Slovak republics do not agree to coexist in one country.
A new interim federal government, to be made up of Czechs and Slovaks in equal measure will oversee the separation of the state.
Interim federal government will be equally made up by Czechs and Slovaks.
The newly-elected leaders of the Czech and Slovak republics have agreed to try to form quickly an interim federal government despite deep differences over the future federal state revealed at their first meeting.
The Czech and Slovak republics agreed to form an interim federal government.
In Slovakia, Mr. Vladimir Meciar whose nationalist Movement for a Democratic Slovakia (HZDS) just failed to win an overall majority in the Slovak National Council, has to choose between Mr. Jozef Prokes or the Democratic Left Party.
Vladimir Meciar must choose between Prokes and the Democratic Left Party.
Slovakia's economic difficulties during the reforms fueled an emerging nationalism.
Slovak nationalism was fueled by economic difficulties.
In the fall of 1992 the leaders worked on the law for dividing Czechoslovakia.
The law for the division of Czechoslovakia was discussed in 1992.
In November, the Czech and Slovak parliaments voted to split into two independent republics in January 1993.
Czech and Slovak parliaments agreed to become independent republics in January 1993.
The split left the Czech Republic free to pursue its drive towards a free-market economy.
The Czech Republic pursues a free market economy.
Slovakia was saddled with a high concentration of heavy industry geared to the Soviet market.
Slovakia's heavy industries were geared to the Soviet market.
After years of battling between oil companies, the Ecuadorian government decided to collaborate with indigenous groups.
The Ecuadorian government collaborated with indigenous groups.
In Brazil, the Amazon basin covers 2 million square miles, a region 12 times as large as California.
The Amazon basin is as large as California.
Plant manioc in combination with nitrogen-fixing legumes will protect weak soils.
Soil replenishment technologies have been developed.
Agroforestry has proved to be one of the most productive uses of cleared Amazon land.
Agroforestry represents a productive use of cleared Amazon land.
By giving this land an economic function we are preventing further incursion into the Amazon.
Incursions in the Amazon have an economic function.
Brazil's annual losses are between 10 and 20 million acres within the Amazon and 2.5 million acres outside the Amazon.
Millions of acres within the Amazon are destroyed each year.
Loggers clear cut large tracts of rain forest to sell wood without replacing trees.
Trees in the rain forest are cut without being replaced.
Experiments with establishing fast growing eucalyptus tree farms to supply wood pulp were developed.
Fast growing eucalyptus trees were planted to supply wood pulp.
A former executive of Digital Equipment Corp. and two others pleaded guilty Tuesday to siphoning nearly $300,000 from the computer company.
A former executive of Digital Equipment Corp. siphoned nearly $300,000 from the company.
Leona Helmsley, the self-proclaimed queen of a luxury hotel chain, was sentenced Tuesday to four years in federal prison.
Leona Helmsley was given a four year sentence.
Leona Helmsley, the self-proclaimed queen of a luxury hotel chain, was sentenced Tuesday to four years in federal prison.
Leona Helmsley is the owner of a luxury hotel chain.
In a security fraud case, Michael Milken was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Milken was imprisoned for security fraud.
Prosecutions tended to be more aggressive and sentences tended to be longer for financial crimes with many victims and massive losses of money, as in the Minkow case.
Sentences for financial crimes tend to be longer.
Prosecutions tended to be more aggressive and sentences tended to be longer for financial crimes with many victims and massive losses of money, as in the Minkow case.
Bilking a large number of people out of millions of dollars can lead to sentences that vary from ten to twenty years.
The judge in the Milken case said that the 10-year sentence she imposed on Milken was intended to make an example of him.
Prison term for Michael Milken was intended to make him an example.
Only firm evidence of the link between conservation and economic development can maintain people's commitment to Campfire, says Cherry Bird, wildlife coordinator for Hurungwe district.
Campfire helps rural communities make money from animals which had been poached as pests.
Villagers involved are actively discouraging wildlife poaching, confiscating snares, reporting poaching incidents and guarding against bush fires which are used to flush out animals but also destroy vegetation.
Zambian villagers set up security committees to prevent poachers entering their area.
The government's plans for reorganising local government in Wales and Scotland should be withdrawn, leaders of the Assembly of Welsh Counties and Convention of Scottish Local Authorities said yesterday.
Welsh associations want a directly elected Welsh assembly rather than the unitary reorganization.
Even though there is some evidence that support for an assembly - a centrepiece of nationalist demands - is gaining ground in Wales, it is doubtful if even half the population would.
It is predicted that as of 1994, a referendum on independence in Wales would probably receive less than 50% support from its people.
A specialist firm on the New York stock Exchange was fined $480,350 for securities fraud by a judge who said he imposed the sentence as a deterrent.
One judge said that the nearly half million dollar fine he levied on a specialist firm on the New York Stock Exchange was done as a deterrent.
A Los Angeles federal court judge Monday imposed a 15-year prison sentence on David A. Feldman of Palos Verdes.
A Los Angeles federal judge imposed a 15-year prison sentence on David A. Feldman.
It emerged yesterday that the Ministry of Defence has turned down a request from Argentina to allow a limited supply of UK-manufactured spare parts to the Argentine navy, begun during the Gulf war.
Military cooperation during gulf war stopped.
Military ties between the two countries have been governed officially by an arms embargo imposed by Britain on Argentina following the outbreak of the Falklands war in 1982.
The British Arms embargo began in 1982 and continued through 1994.
Argentine President Carlos Menem has ordered an 'immediate' investigation into war crimes allegedly committed by British troops during the 1982 Falklands War.
Argentina demanded an investigation of alleged war crimes during the Falklands War.
Mr Guido di Tella, Argentine foreign minister, met representatives of British companies and financial institutions.
Foreign Minister Guido De Tella went to the UK.
The British government has indicated its readiness to allow Argentine companies to take part in the development of oilfields in the Falkland islands' territorial waters.
The British government is ready to allow Argentine companies to participate in the development of oilfields.
Bush and Clinton, who ran against each other in 1992, have worked together since leaving office. They helped raise funds for recovery from 2004's Asian tsunami and 2005's Hurricane Katrina.
Both Bush and Clinton helped raise funds for the recovery from Hurricane Katrina.
Unwrapping a new version of Microsoft's now-standard Windows operating system is generally an event of major proportions.
A new version of Microsoft's now-standard Windows operating system has been unwrapped.
Here's what the new Microsoft operating system has and why you may want to wait Flip screens: among the additions to Windows Vista are new ways to look at what windows are open.
The new Microsoft operating system is called Windows Vista.
Vista comes not only with improved security, but also with easier ways for parents to decide how they want their children to use the computer. With more people using digital cameras than ever, Microsoft has built photo management software into Vista, making it easier to share and fix photos, burn them to CDs, and give them "tags" or labels that make them easier to find later on.
Vista is provided with photo management software.
If yet another conflict were to develop before the force can be bolstered, it would take longer to fight and cost more American casualties than otherwise might be expected.
America is strained by two ongoing wars.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates earlier this month recommended that the Army's troop strength be increased by 65,000 soldiers, to a total of 547,000 worldwide and the Marines be increased by 27,000 to 202,000.
The Defense Secretary suggested that the Army's troop should be increased to 547,000 soldiers.
Almost half of the Army increase already has been achieved under a temporary program that Gates said would be made permanent; the full increase is to be achieved within five years.
The Army increase will be achieved within 5 years.
The Army's preliminary estimate is that it would cost 70 billion to increase its size and the funds would be spread over budget years 2009 through 2013.
The Army's increase will probably cost 70 billion.
Fighting the war in Iraq on top of the war in Afghanistan has left ground forces in a weakened state of readiness. That is, some units are below the standard measure used to determine if they are ready to fight a conventional, high-intensity war.
There is a high-intensity war between Iraq and Afghanistan.
Belarus will now pay 53 a tonne for oil it imports, instead of the 180 Russia had previously demanded, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov said.
Belarus imports 53 tonnes of oil from Russia.
The agreement came after about 10 hours of negotiations between Mr Fradkov and his Belarussian counterpart, Sergei Sidorsky.
Mr Fradkov and Sergei Sidorsky found an agreement after 10 hours of negotiations.
Officials from the two countries reached "a balanced solution, corresponding to the interests of both countries", Mr Fradkov said in televised comments, adding that the talks had been "hard".
Mr Fradkov reached a balanced solution.
Supplies sent through the Druzhba pipeline were halted for three days after Minsk increased the transit tax for oil which passed through the country.
Transit tax for oil was increased by Minsk.
The dispute between the two former Soviet countries came after Moscow forced Belarus to accept a major increase in the cost of gas supplies to the country in late December.
Moscow increased the cost of gas supplies to Belarus.
Russia later imposed a hefty duty on oil exports to Belarus, claiming its neighbour was costing it up to 4bn in lost revenues each year.
Russia decreased the cost of oil exports to Belarus.
In retaliation, Belarus slapped a 45-per-tonne transit tax on oil shipments from Russia, but withdrew it earlier on Wednesday after tense top-level government talks between both sides.
Tense government talks occurred between Belarus and Russia.
There has been some speculation in the Russian media that enemies of Mr Putin may have had a hand in Mr Litvinenko's death, to put the Kremlin in a bad light. Mr Litvinenko was a vehement critic of Mr Putin.
Mr Putin is a vehement critic of Mr Litvinenko.
In a wide-ranging, marathon news conference, Mr Putin said Russia was now one of the world's most powerful economies, with a rapid growth rate - about 6.9 in 2006 - and declining inflation.
According to Mr Putin, Russia is one of the most powerful economies in the world.
Under the constitution Mr Putin has to stand down in 2008, after serving two terms. But he has now become so powerful and popular that it is widely assumed whoever he names as the preferred candidate will win the election, the 's Richard Galpin reports from Moscow.
Putin will win the 2008 elections.
More than 1,000 members of the Russian and foreign media registered for the news conference, which has become an annual event.
More than 1,000 members from Russia registered for the news conference.
Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, has reversed its opposition to the morning-after pill and agreed to sell it in 3,700 pharmacies. The decision follows a successful campaign against the retailer in Illinois and Massachusetts, which enacted laws requiring pharmacists to fill prescriptions for the emergency contraceptive.
Wal-Mart is largest retailer of the world.
Last week, the attorney general of Connecticut, Richard Blumenthal, turned up the pressure when he said the state would no longer extend its insurance plan for its 188,000 employees to cover prescriptions filled at Wal-Mart unless the chain agreed to stock the pills.
The attorney general of Connecticut, Richard Blumenthal has 188,000 employees.
The morning-after pill, which must be taken within 72 hours of having sex, is still not available without a prescription in America despite recommendations from the scientific advisory panel of the Food and Drug Administration, because of opposition from anti-abortion activists.
The morning-after pill can be obtained by prescription only.
In Massachusets, three Boston women successfully sued Wal-Mart last month for violating state regulations that require pharmacies to stock all commonly prescribed medications.
Wal-Mart has violated state regulations.
Wal-Mart's belated decision is seen as an important victory at a time when women's organisations fear abortion rights are under threat.
Women's organisations are fighting against abortion rights.
Last month, South Dakota moved to ban all abortion in the state, even in cases of rape and incest. Mississippi is considering similar legislation.
In South Dakota abortion is allowed in cases of rape and incest.
There were no immediate reports of injuries, and authorities said they found no signs of fires at any other church in Greenville, which is about 75 miles east of Raleigh.
Greenville is located about 75 miles east of Raleigh.
Firefighters were called to The Memorial Baptist Church shortly after 11 p.m. and found smoke billowing from its educational wing.
A fire were signaled at The Memorial Baptist Church.
Dispatchers received a report of a fire at Unity Free Will Baptist Church, about a half-mile away from The Memorial, shortly before 11:30 p.m.
A fire were signaled at Unity Free Will Baptist Church.
Police were also investigating a break-in at Oakmont Baptist Church, located less than a quarter-mile from The Memorial, said police Cpl. Kip Gaskins.
Kip Gaskins wanted to break in at Oakmont Baptist Church.
Clinton, who tops every national poll of likely 2008 Democratic presidential contenders, has been criticized by many party activists for refusing to recant her 2002 vote authorizing military action in Iraq.
Clinton receives criticism for his authorization to intervene in Iraq.
The United States told Polish leaders it wants to open formal negotiations on the possibility of locating ground-based interceptor missiles in their country as part of a larger missile defense system, a U.S. Embassy spokesman in Warsaw said Monday.
United States wants to enlarge their missile defense system.
The request comes after two years of exploratory talks and after the neighboring Czech Republic's prime minister said Saturday that Washington had asked to base a radar station in his country as another part of the system.
A radar station will be based in Washington.
Washington has repeatedly sought to reassure Russia it has nothing to fear from the system.
Russia fears the system.
Both the Czech and Polish parliaments would have to first approve the plan. Although their governments expressed their support, they are weak and face broad public opposition to the plan.
Czech and Polish parliaments approve the plan.
Czech opposition parties have spoken against the defense system, and the premier's governing coalition does not have enough parliament votes to pass measures on its own.
Czech opposition parties are against the defense system.
In Moscow, Andrei Kokoshin, the former Russian Security Council chief who now heads parliament's committee for ties with former Soviet bloc nations, warned that Czech approval of the plan would not pass without consequences.
Andrei Kokoshin is the former Russian Security Council chief.
The U.S. will seek to field a limited number of ground-based missile defense silo launchers, with their associated interceptors, similar to those currently fielded at Fort Greely, Alaska, and to deploy an X-band radar for midcourse tracking and discrimination of ballistic missile threats out of the Middle East.
The U.S. buys ground-based defense silo launchers.
The ex-president can deliver political superstardom. He's a razor-sharp political strategist. He knows the institution of the presidency. His fundraising skills are unrivaled. All that is good - perhaps too good, according to a September CNN poll, which showed his favorable rating higher than hers, 60 percent to 50 percent.
Bill Clinton is a political strategist.
From now until presidential election day in 2008, the national fascination with the Clintons and their marriage will be central to the race. The media-industrial complex will again feed on the Clintons, their past and future.
New elections will be held in 2008.
Beyond the sexual matters, there is Bill Clinton's perceived need for attention - adulation, even - exemplified in the story about his trip to the World Cup in Berlin this year.
Clinton made a trip to the World Cup in Berlin.
In the past several months, Bill Clinton has appeared to be his wife's chief campaigner, publicly saying that she would be a great president, even better than him, because she would enter the White House with more experience.
Hillary Clinton is the wife of a great president.
Fuelled by last year's rise in global oil prices and the surge in Chinese imports, it was the fifth record annual US trade deficit in succession.
Chinese imports reached the fifth annual record.
The gap with China alone was $232.5bn last year, the largest imbalance the US has ever recorded with one country.
There is no trade gap between China and US.
China denies the allegations, although it currently allows the yuan to trade only within a narrow band against the US dollar.
China allows the yuan to trade only within a narrow band.
It has pledged to allow the yuan to float more freely in the future, but says any reform would not be rushed, as it does not want to risk destabilising the export-led Chinese economy.
China has an export-led economy.
Last year the US saw exports of goods and services rise 12.8% to $1.44 trillion, while its imports gained 10.5% to $2.2 trillion, said the Commerce Department.
US exports rose 10.5%.
The world's largest consumer of oil, US imports rose to a record $302.5bn last year, fuelled by the price of crude hitting record highs in the summer at the time of the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
There was a conflict between Israel and Lebanon.
Away from the Olympic site, near the bricks and timber of the Forbidden City, it is as if an alien presence has landed.
Aliens have been seen near the Forbidden City.
It's very difficult to get teams from China the right to stay here for a longer period of time.
It is difficult to get the right to stay in China for a long period of time.
Mexico City has a very bad pollution problem because the mountains around the city act as walls and block in dust and smog.
Poor air circulation out of the mountain-walled Mexico City aggravates pollution.
Satomi Mitarai died of blood loss.
Satomi Mitarai bled to death.
The national insurrection of 1794, led by Tadeusz Kosciuszko against the Russo-Prussian second partition, was brutally crushed; the ensuing third partition of Poland among Russia, Prussia, and Austria left Warsaw a provincial town of South Prussia.
Warsaw became a town in Prussia.
The city Tenochtitlan grew rapidly and was the center of the Aztec's great empire.
Tenochtitlan quickly spread over the island, marshes, and swamps.
Militant groups in Iraq have waged a kidnapping campaign aimed at driving out U.S. supporting companies and troops.
About 70 foreigners have been abducted by militants fighting the U.S.-led occupation and reconstruction efforts in Iraq.
Massoud Emami, governor of Iran's northwestern province of Qazvin, and at least 8 others on abroad a helicopter were killed in a crash.
Governor of Iran's Qazvin province, Massoud Emami, and eight others were killed
In 1541 the Turks took the Buda and held it until 1686; the city changed very little during this time.
The Turks held Buda between 1541 and 1686.
Hyperhidrosis is more common than you think. This condition affects 1 out of 25 people.
Asians have an even higher rate of incidence---1 of every 5 suffers from hyperhidrosis.
The Alameda Central ( Central Mall ) roughly marks the western edge of the old colonial city.
The Alameda Central is west of the Zocalo.
Vanunu converted to Christianity while in prison, and has been living in an anglican cathedral in Jerusalem since his release on April 21.
A convert to Christianity, Vanunu has sequestered himself at a Jerusalem church since he was freed on April 21.
The Clark County medical examiner's office said the man who was killed was 33 years old.
The Clark County medical examiner's office put the dead man's age at 33.
President Nicanor Duarte Frutos asked the private sector to help the state's overwhelmed public health system.
President Nicanor Duarte called the tragedy "a moment of great anguish" for his country as he visited the scene.
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon threatened to dismiss Cabinet ministers who don't support his plan to withdraw from the Gaza Strip.
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon threatened to fire cabinet opponents of his Gaza withdrawal plan.
The city was traditionally inhabited by mestizos ( people of mixed European and Indian descent ) and criollos ( Mexicans of European descent ), but steady immigration from the countryside has given it a more Indian character.
People known as mestizos are of mixed European and Indian descent.
Excluding restructuring costs and the associated tax impact, net income for the recent quarter would have been $4 million, Seagate said.
Excluding these items, Seagate would have posted earnings of $462 million, or 93 cents a share.
The crew of Apollo 11, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins, and other early astronauts were named "Ambassadors of Exploration" in a ceremony at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.
Aldrin was one of the astronauts honored by NASA at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.