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• He writes a weekly column with Rwanda s The New Times newspaper.
• Naturally the United Nations has to meet challenges in this new time.
• Kozyrev said in the interview with the Russian news magazine New Times.
• We have to negotiate and that clearly means a new time slot.
• Times had changed and new times demanded a new type of leadership.
• The new time slot looms as large as the legendary Hollywood sign.
• Octavio Roca of the Miami New Times commented of the troupe that:
• New Times ran the picture of Woods and the escapee on its cover.
• Rechristened New Times, the paper began weekly publication in September 1970.
• In the early 80s, the New Times idea began to coalesce.
• Special lighting will help long-distance travelers adjust to new time zones.
• There's more than one way to tackle a new time zone.
• The show will begin in its new time slot on Tuesday.
• Zhao Ziyang : The party has to adjust to new times and situations.
• Netanyahu said, adding that no new time limit had been imposed.
• Others say that New Times puts teeth in the news pages.
• Smiley said New Times has been given until Friday to respond.
• Programs that do return may well have a new time slot.
• The new time period is still in the legislative drafting stages.
• Even in the new Times Square, the bizarre is not unusual.