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In law, when two criminals seal a contract with the blood of their victims, that act remains a crime, even if the two criminals later have a falling out and spray bullets at one another.

But Europe can succeed in this task only if its various constituent cultures do not seal themselves off from one another.

The growing role of the UN in this process puts the seal of international law and diplomacy over the global struggle against terrorism, and helps to reassure many countries that this is a true international effort, not just the US acting alone.

The CCL is intended to provide markets with a seal of approval for good policies, backed up by money-if needed.

Indeed, even local security apparatuses have been unwilling to comply with dictates from Assad and his clique to seal the borders.

One Europe to seal the definitive unwinding of the 20 th century: its wars, divisions and tragedy.

CALGARY - When Harvey Cushing and William Bovie introduced electrocautery (which uses a high-frequency current to seal blood vessels or make incisions) in 1926, their innovation transformed neurosurgery.

People who experienced it seal off the memory, for the pain, worse than a bullet to the heart, overwhelms souls.

But Ukrainians have now given their seal of approval to democracy and an open society.

Only war's bloodshed, sad to say, can seal such a diplomatic bargain.

The idea is not to prevent necessary adjustments - for example, in the form of budget-deficit reduction - but to spread them out over time, to restore confidence, and to serve as an external seal of approval on a government's credibility.

Patents, trademarks, and competition for resources (people, money, and accolades) seal off information and prevent molecular data from being analyzed and shared.

Once again, it relies on overcollateralization, an assumption on the joint distribution of possible outcomes, and the inevitable seal of approval of the three major credit rating agencies.

But now the French seal of approval seemingly has been bestowed.

In the background of this legal and moral failure is major cheerleading about the Bin Laden raid, in which a US Navy SEAL team swarmed a compound in a residential Pakistani neighborhood and assassinated a lot of people.

Yet leaders left New York committed to clear and firm instructions for their negotiators: seal a deal in Copenhagen.

But bold, visionary leadership will be needed to seal a successor deal to the Kyoto Protocol in Copenhagen later this year.

These were added to a revised treaty in 1972 by a convention on seal protection, followed, in 1980, by a convention on wildlife preservation.

But the most dangerous development of this unfortunate situation is the current attempt to seal off Tibet from the rest of the world.

Continued refusal to proceed according to agreed legal channels will seal the Umbrella Agreement's fate before it is ratified.

The international community's over-arching concern must be to seal a serious and significant deal at the United Nations climate summit in Copenhagen in December to curtail C02 emissions and assist vulnerable countries to adapt.