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Within days, Stanculescu was among those masterminding the show-trial of the Ceausescus which ended with their being sentenced to death and executed on the spot.

What matters here are not oilfields, but pipelines, refineries, and oil ports - they influence spot price because they govern the immediate availability of oil.

In my experiences, Africans simply have a moral blind spot on the subject of homosexuality.

Spot the difference!

Ratings agencies wait too long to spot risks and downgrade countries, while investors behave like herds, often ignoring the build-up of risk for too long, before shifting gears abruptly and causing exaggerated market swings.

French civil servants, convinced that they can spot profit opportunities better than the market, engage in a proactive industrial policy with a variety of tools, including the retention of minority or controlling stakes in a number of large enterprises.

Whales cannot be humanely killed - they are too large, and even with an explosive harpoon, it is difficult to hit the whale in the right spot.

By making it harder for individuals to hide behind shell companies, such regulation would make illicit financial flows significantly more difficult to accomplish - and much easier to spot.

Many Hindus claim that the Babri Masjid stood on the precise spot of Ram's birth and had been placed there by Babur to remind a conquered people of their subjugation.

As a result, though the three previous incumbents were Europeans who did not complete their terms in office, another European, Christine Lagarde, won the top spot yet again.

Just a hour-and-a-half flight south of Miami, we might expect that island to be a tropical paradise and a favored spot for offshore US business.

Top scientists, sheltered by anonymity, can usually spot originality and can judge which scientific ideas have real value.

Indeed, the inability to see the advantages of close state-business relations is the blind spot of modern economic liberalism.

Learning how to spot such bubbles and deal with them before they infect entire economies will be a major challenge for the next generation of finance scholars.

If the couple sizzled for cameras with Luxor and Petra as the backdrop, just imagine how hot things could get at the most romantic spot on Earth, the Taj Mahal.

There was also no mistaking the symbolism of seeing President Bush, waving cheerfully from his spot in the bleachers while Chinese President Hu Jintao sat behind what looked more like a throne.

Emerging-market growth is the world's bright spot and looks to be sustainable even as the advanced countries experience an extended period of rebalancing and slow growth.

In effect, America's trade balance is like a water balloon - applying pressure on one spot would simply cause the water to slosh elsewhere.

PRINCETON - As Egypt trembles on the brink of civil war, with alarming levels of violence and hardening divisions on all sides, it is hard to find a truly bright spot anywhere in the Middle East or North Africa.

Indeed, nationalist politicians and religious leaders have been the first to spot the vacuum, and they are rapidly filling it.

NEW YORK - Earlier this spring, I drove to a beautiful spot on the southern bank of Lake Geneva.

An assessment of sovereign risk that is systematic and data-driven could help to spot the risks that changing global headwinds imply.

Any change in government in Havana would leave him in a tight spot.

Voters normally spot political Pinocchios and the lengthening of politicians' noses a mile off.

Indeed, were it not for the 400 fathers who petitioned for the rescue of their kidnapped children who had been sold into slavery, Hongdong County would still remain a tourism hot spot for Chinese people seeking their roots.