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suddenly active deep in South Africa. After NATO learns that this group is at work designing a nuclear-equipped walking battle tank called Metal Gear, they send in one of their best agents, Grey Fox, to investigate. However, after Grey Fox is taken hostage, NATO is forced to send in the newest member of FOXHOUND, an untried agent named Solid Snake. Snake is successful; he rescues Grey Fox and forces the surrender of Outer Heaven. But just as he is planning his escape, one man stands in his way. It’s

-- Egypt and Syria attack Israel; Egypt requests Soviet aid 1974: August -- President Nixon resigns 1975: April 17 -- North Vietnam defeats South Vietnam 1979: July -- SALT II signed 1979: November -- Shah of Iran overthrown; Iranian Hostage Crisis 1980s 1983: -- President Reagan proposes Strategic Defense Initiative 1983: October -- U.S. troops overthrow regime in Grenada 1985: -- Iran-Contra Affair (arms sold to Iran, profits used to support contras in Nicaragua) 1985:

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To uncover the truth = découvrir la vérité To die of starvation = mourir de faim Homeless = sans abris Estimate = estimation Indiscriminate attack = attaque pendant laquelle aucune différence est faites Bringdown = renversé Civilians hostages = civils en otages Turmoil = tourmente To shout = crier Stepdown = abdiquer Reply = réponse Purpose = but Betray = trahir Towhisper = chuchoter Decree = décret March = manifestation Law enforcement = l’application de la loi Aftereffect

recruitment centre in Baghdad (22Sept); 44 killed in three simultaneous Baghdad bombs (30Sept); 10 killed in an attack on the police in Baghdad (15Oct). 49 members of the National Guard are found dead in eastern Iraq (25Oct). • More than 100 foreigners hostages by Sunna guerillas. Including 13 journalists (about 20 killed). S. GALLAND US attacks and suicide bombings 2004 • A large US assault on Muqtada al-Sadr's forces in Najaf kills around 300, in Kut kills 68, and Sadr City (10 killed. The US claim

Promulgation Thrown out: Jeté The speaker of the House of Commons: The deputy speaker: The Lord speaker: The leader of the house of Lord: The whips: The Black Rod: State opening timetable: Gunpowder plot: The hostage MP: The closure motion: Motion de censure The kangaroo: Tribunal populaire Filibustering: Obstruction parlementaire Devolution: Décentralisation Orders in council: Décrets en Conseil Orders of council: Ordonnances

that are on death row right now. DIANE ORSON: What happens to current death row inmates is key in Connecticut, following a brutal 2007 triple homicide in the suburban town of Cheshire. Two paroled felons broke into a home and held the Petit family hostage for hours. The mother and daughters were killed. The father was badly beaten but survived. The men responsible had been tried, convicted and sentenced to death. Critics of the legislation warn that any bill to end capital punishment could be used

Strikes have become a mode of expression and a weapon of dissuasion for Unions and employees. Recently, France was widely covered on television in the world by the « boss-napping ». Some French furious workers have taken to holding their managers hostage of a tyremaker, Continental, when their jobs were axed. However, a national organiser of Britain’s Trades Union Congress considers that none of the recent news implies that industrial relations around the world have returned to the dire state of