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Sanctions, in other words, are at long last truly beginning to bite.
Forbes.com: News Ilan Berman 2012
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“North Funds Lose Havens in Sanctions,” JoongAng Ilbo (Seoul), August 24, 2006.
North Korea and the Supernote Enigma : Coin Collecting News 2008
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Trichet Calls Sanctions 'Insufficient' After Being Weakened.
Doubts on Europe Plan Charles Forelle 2011
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The man said it all: "Sanctions" are purely cosmetic, designed to make it look as though U.S. politicians had taken some dramatic and effective step.
Politics Juan Cole 2010
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The man said it all: "Sanctions" are purely cosmetic, designed to make it look as though U.S. politicians had taken some dramatic and effective step.
Politics Juan Cole 2010
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03 / 20 / 06 - "Sanctions" For Immigration Benefit Fraud?
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03 / 20 / 06 - "Sanctions" For Immigration Benefit Fraud?
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03 / 20 / 06 - "Sanctions" For Immigration Benefit Fraud?
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Sanctions have led to a shortage of cooking gas and the collapse of money transfers and credit cards, making Ivory Coast a cash-only economy.
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Sanctions have led to a shortage of cooking gas and the collapse of money transfers and credit cards, making Ivory Coast a cash-only economy.
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