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This work is set to expand as more than 40 million tons of invasive alien plants are harvested for power-station fuel.
TV journalists rebelled, occupying the station's newsroom.
Strengthening democracy means working with the Kenyan developers of a crisis-mapping platform that allows anyone with a cell phone to text information about election fraud or violence to a central monitoring station.
Trying to help resolve the situation peacefully, I was persuaded to negotiate at the Central Jakarta Police Station, but found to my horror that the mob leaders controlled the station.
During World War II, Allied soldiers occupied Iran, using the country as a way station to transport supplies from the Persian Gulf to the Soviet Union.
More than a century ago, the Korean activist Ahn Jung-geun assassinated Japan's first prime minister, Hirobumi Ito, at the railway station in the Chinese city of Harbin, cementing Ahn's status as a hero in Korea and a terrorist in Japan.
What makes a market economy a market economy, I thought, is the fact that you can always find a Texaco or a BP, Elf or Statoil petrol station, or a Seven Eleven store in Alaska, South Carolina or Tokyo.
Before there was widespread automobile ownership, land prices depended on location, and proximity to the central city or to the local railroad station carried a premium.
Of course, it used to be difficult to listen to customers; as a company, you could not station people everywhere to pick up random comments, and few customers cared enough to write actual letters - positive or negative.
One US television station even apologized to a Dutch reporter in the name of the American people.
The Lal Masjid clerics operate with impunity - no attempt has been made to cut off its electricity, gas, phone, or Web site - or even to shut down its illegal FM radio station.
But to greet the elegant and popular President-elect Barack Obama with threats to station missiles on Europe's borders, as Medvedev did the day after America's presidential election, exposed before the world the Kremlin's ham-handed ways once again.
So he closed the opposition-leaning private Imedi TV station (owned by Patarkatsishvili) and introduced a state of emergency for nine days, before calling an early presidential election for January 5.
India gave asylum to fleeing students and a base for their resistance movement (along with some financial help), and supported a newspaper and a radio station that propagated the democratic voice.
Radiation at these levels poses a minimal threat to human health for anyone outside the immediate area of the nuclear-power station itself.
A small power station is operating in Landau, Germany, and others are under construction in France and Australia.
He was handcuffed in his own home and taken to the police station.
The station's US push could hardly be more necessary - to Americans.
Indeed, they became evident six years ago, when the Indian Ocean tsunami in December 2004 inundated India's second-largest nuclear complex, shutting down the Madras power station.
Then the IDF occupied the TV station itself and destroyed it, along with the team's computers and cameras.
Chen was released from detention but remains under house arrest and was dragged back to the police station on September 2 for unknown reasons.
Observing the EU from the outside is like watching a train collision in slow motion - and one that was announced at the station.
In August, thousands of refugees became stranded at Budapest's Keleti train station for days on end when Hungary's vexed and incompetent government deliberately allowed the situation to escalate.
The concept is beguilingly simple: drill at least two boreholes five kilometers deep, inject cold water into one, pass it through the hot rocks, and then bring it back to the surface, where the energy is removed in a power station.
A fusion power station would use only around 450 kilograms of fuel annually, cause no atmospheric pollution, and carry no risk of accidents that could lead to radioactive contamination of the environment.