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...itself. It keeps the process on track, but this vote was simply over whether to debate changing the constitution to give ethnic-Albanians greater rights. Enacting the changes agreed in Western brokered peace talks requires three votes before the end of September, and the third one is the trickiest, which is to actually approve the specific changes to the Macedonian constitution agreed in the talks...
Five minutes, 10, 15. No response in the arm. "We were nursing this for about 30 minutes," Rogers says. "Then, all of a sudden, all the little cuts in his forearm started to bleed, and we could hear pulses in the arteries." The trickiest part, the doctors say, was stitching the skin back. "It was like putting a jigsaw puzzle together," says De Campos. After 12 hours in surgery, they wheeled him into the recovery room. They could only wait and see if he would survive...
...issue of overthrowing Saddam may be the trickiest part for Powell: While it's U.S. policy, as enshrined in the Iraq Liberation Act, toppling the regime in Baghdad never been the policy of the United Nations or of the Gulf War coalition. And, of course, the legislators may be keen to hear what other ideas the secretary of state may have if they're to swallow a significantly softer sanctions regime. There, Powell may be in a bit of a box. While he can ritually intone the mantra of taking steps to change the regime in Baghdad, he also...
...error. Bring some of your typical reading material to the store to see which magnification you need. (If you do a lot of computer work, you may want a separate, slightly weaker pair of glasses, since most computer screens aren't placed within normal reading range.) Probably the trickiest part of selecting the right pair of reading glasses is making sure the lenses are correctly centered over the eyes. Misalignment can cause headaches and eyestrain. Any qualified eye-care provider can check this for you. Many will even tell you which magnification to look...
...lower the U.S. dues--even if that means losing the $582 million from the old tab. "Annan now has the delicate task of trying to cajole everybody to go in the right direction," says Steven Dimoff, vice president of the United Nations Association. It may be Annan's trickiest diplomatic gambit...