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no.1The fight against apartheid marks a landmark in human rights and freedom.
no.2The credit goes to the people of South Africa, but the United Nations played its role, a role that we should be proud of.
no.3So, it is more than appropriate that our Headquarters should be honoured by this statue I.
no.4Thank the Government of South Africa for its generosity in donating it.
no.5From this day on, all delegates, staff and visitors to the United Nations can be a wonderful statues.
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Anoche bebí una cerveza artesanal, hecha por un amigo (1 D.) que produce su cerveza con maltas provenientes de Querétaro (3 I.D.).
Desayuné pan, comprado en una tienda que no lo produce (1 D, 2 I.D), con mermelada de zarzamoras, hecha por un amigo (1 D.) que compró larga cantidad de zarzamoras - es temporada de zarzamoras.
Luego bebí un café, con café orgánico de Chiapas que una asociación de comercio justo me provee (5 D, 3 I.D).
La comida eran nopales (1 D, 3 I.D) con queso oaxaca. Los nopales (familia de cactus) crecen por doquier en nuestro estado. El queso oaxaca (1 D. 4 I.D.) compramos en una tienda colectiva y no está hecho en Oaxaca sino aquí.
La cena consistió de unos tamales oaxaqueños (2 D, 5 I.D) con hojas de plátano,masa de maíz, mole y pollo. sólo el último ingrediente tiene dudosa procedencia.
Ah! Compré una botella de limoncello (licor italiano de limon) que un amigo (1 D) francés hace con su propia cosecha de limones.
Explanation:
D = Directo
I.D. = Indirecto
This is called trench warfare!
The name comes from the trenches, that is the ditches that the soldiers built.
This warfare was typical in the First World War and it led to frequent stalemates: the trenches are easy to defend but hard to attack so for long periods of times the front remained stable.
Answer:
"Second"
Explanation:
According to my research on presidential affairs and impeachments, I can say that President Bill Clinton found himself as the "Second" president to face trial in the Senate for removal from Office. The First president to face trial and later be impeached was President Andrew Johnson. Even though both presidents were impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives, they were acquitted of all charges by the Senate.
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