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.: And then don't forget, the two countries are bound together by treaty for 15 friendly years .*
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* Herald Tribune The Hague, Thursday, March 26, 1998 p. 8
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.: election procedure -
punitive talk -
the full Court -
The full Court shall sit except when it is expressly provided otherwise in the ICJ Statute.*
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security arrangements - ᴨȇ (.25)
appointive office - , (.23)
non-proliferating treaty - (.32) (
* .. Conference Terminology ., 1996 .83
* .. Conference Terminology ., 1996
negotiating State - ᴨȇ (.118)
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.: The work of the steering committee is coordinated by the Norwegian Refugee Council.*
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.: The United Nations Development Program issues an annual report on the various aspects of human development, called the HumanDevelopment Report .*
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, ᴨȇ . BusDeath Strike*. strike - , bus death - ,
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bus - , , death - . , ᴨȇ . , bus death strike , ?. , , , . ᴨȇ, , :
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.: most-favored-nation trading-status*
status trading; most-favored-nation . ᴨȇ :
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* .. Conference Terminology ., 1996 .78
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.: The president pursued his better-late-than-never courtship of the Congress - and as a result made so headway with the bill he needs to start reorganization the bureaucracy. *
Better late than never , . better-late-than-never courtship courtship. ᴨȇ:
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ᴨȇ . , ᴨȇ Bank Credit Regulation Committee.
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) ҏҳ , , ᴨȇ : raw material production countries* - , .
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.:* sudden policy change - (.139)
combined operation headquarters - (.98)
National Liberation Front successes - ᴨȇ - .(.76)
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H .: London district committee - *
Paris peace talks - ᴨȇ *
* Herald Tribune The Hague, Monday, March 23, 1998 p. 11
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.: take-it-or-leave-it draft resolution -
Back to work before talks begin declaration - , , ᴨȇ.
* .. Conference Terminology .,1996 .57
* .. Conference Terminology M., 1996 .
2.2.
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: to take effect - , (it is) high time - , . take high (effect time) .
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.: to come home( ) - to come to light(, , )*
a white horse( ) - a white lie( )*
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* .. - ., 2000 .387
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white , ; to come , . , , .
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.: a big gun/ -a big gun/
To win these days, to be the big gun, you have to have new ideas.*
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.: a hot potato/ - a hot potato/ ,
Increasing teachers' pay is a hot pota to nobody wants to handle, but which will be hard to avoid*.
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.: to sit on the fence/ - to sit on the fence/ *
red tape/ - red tape/, *
* .. - .,2000 .(369, 390, 322, 346)
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.: to open smb ' s eyes to smth/ - -
The report opened my eyes to the real situation.*
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.: to separate the wheat from the chaff -
The reality is often blurred by an overdose of propaganda. It is becoming more and more difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff .*
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.: to be good on the paper - *
* .. - ., 2000 . 17
* .. - ., 2000 . 77
* .. - ., 2000 . 81
.: a domino effect -
After the Soviet Union fell apart, many feared a domino effect in Europe where a host of people can win the independence.*
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.: to be in the air - ,
At the moment the fate our country is still up in the air.*
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.: a leap in the dark - ,
Electing candidates with little or no political experience to the highest office is a leap in the dark.*
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.: to buy a pig in a poke -
The voters bought a pig in a poke when they voted for the constitution.*
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* .. - ., 2000 . 85
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.: a tempest in a teapot - , - ,
The agency's clash with the company was a tempest in a teapot. They will take appropriate actions to placate the agency.*
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.: to hang fire - ,
They have hung fire for the reform.*
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.: to let the grass grow under one's feet -
He certainly doesn't believe in letting the grass grow under his feet.
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.: to be spitting in the wind -
Trying to resolve the problem of Chechnya only by military means isspitting in the wind of
* .. - ., 2000 . 108
* .. - ., 2000 . 130
* .. - ., 2000 . 135
the reality.
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.:* to have a skeleton in the cupboard - ,
to cut no ice -
* . . A guide to Translation From English into Russian ., 1982 . 41
2.3.
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