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Перевод: Baghdad

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Тезаурус:

1. The Gulf war came too late to help the profits of Turner Broadcasting last year, whose CNN broadcasts from Baghdad since the war started have sent viewership - and advertising revenues - soaring.
2. The minister in charge of weapons manufacture, Mr Hussein Kamel Hassan, said in a message broadcast by Baghdad radio, that the 80ft rocket was launched from al-Anbar space research base west of Baghdad on Tuesday.
3. After a week of fighting, the war that had begun with a thunderous high-tech blitzkrieg in the skies over Baghdad had not yet delivered visible proof of victory.
4. In Baghdad but not Ballymena.
5. Since the Baath Party came to power in 1968, it has filled the burgeoning city of Baghdad with new roads, monuments, redevelopment zones and 45 new shopping centres.
6. The United Nations, having agreed with the Baghdad government that some 500 UN security men can be stationed in Iraq, sent ten guards in five white Land-Rovers from its Geneva office.
7. Mr Abdul Halim Arshat, the secretary-general of Malaysia's leading Islamic political party, has claimed that "support for Iraq is necessary as the real motive of the US is to kill off the Muslims in Baghdad and to destroy the city."
8. With the OFMC Baghdad Fury already based at Duxford, arriving at Southampton docks in September was another former Iraqi Air Force Fury, N36SF, purchased by John Bradshaw.
9. In ways more amenable to women's visual pleasure, off-beat films which then made it into the mainstream distribution circuit such as Lianna (Nelson/Renzi), Desert Hearts , I've Heard the Mermaids Singing (Rozema) and Percy Adlon's work with Marianne Sagebrecht in Baghdad Caf and Sugar Baby have achieved a degree of success in changing the dynamics of female objectification and sexual fantasy in an entertainment setting.
10. He told the guard, his minder, to get back to Baghdad.
11. On the way back from Baghdad we stopped briefly in Amman, Jordan.
12. "Operation Desert Shield", said Brooklyn Congressman Major Owens, speaking at an anti-war press conference one week before the first US bombs rained on Baghdad, "is Bush's way of shielding public attention from the monstrous thefts in the SLs (Savings Loan Assocs.); from crumbling bridges, roads and subways; from deteriorating education and healthcare systems; and from the growing number of people forced to live and beg on city streets."
13. Having raised the hopes of friend and foe alike - and especially of Iraqis, witness the ecstatic scenes in Baghdad last week - by agreeing for the first time to contemplate withdrawal from Kuwait, he was unwilling to commit himself unequivocally.