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(31) Professor Kohli is a David K.E. professor of international affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School of public and international affairs at Princeton University.

(32) Consul Wei Liqing and Wang Peijun of the Chinese Consulate General, Vice Provost for International Affairs Holli Semetko were present.

(33) America's focus on this critical region will only grow in the years to come as Asia plays an even greater role in the global economy and international affairs.

(34) "The situation is pretty bad," said Frank N. von Hippel, a nuclear physicist who advised the Clinton White House and now teaches international affairs at Princeton. "But it could get a lot worse."

(35) NATO had played an important role in the international affairs under Yalta System after its establishment.

(36) Sabshin hired world traveler Ellen Mercer, who served as staff liaison to the committee and later as director of APA's Office of International Affairs when it was formed in 1982.

(37) Secretary of State-designate Hillary Clinton told senators Tuesday that the Obama administration will exercise "smart power" in international affairs with diplomacy taking the lead.

(38) My rule in international affairs is: do unto others as they would do unto you.

(39) A: China is a peace-loving country and the Chinese people are peace-loving people. We are opposed to the use of force in international affairs.

(40) Hillary Kinsey is studying international affairs. She spent three weeks in the Stellenbosch program.

(41) In rancorous tones its press preached hostility, and an anti - British policy was adopted in international affairs.

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(42) In his reply, Cossette said the Canadian government is satisfied with its relations with China, describing China as an important trade partner and a leading player in the international affairs.

(43) He has also worked as undersecretary of the Treasury Department for international affairs.

(44) "We are happy we are back at the table," Andrew Steinberg, assistant secretary of transportation for international affairs, told USINFO.

(45) "The last FOCAC was the high-water mark, on both sides, of starry-eyed optimism about China-Africa engagement," said Tom Cargill of London's Royal Institute of International Affairs.

(46) "The situation is pretty bad, " said Frank N. von Hippel, a nuclear physicist who advised the Clinton White House and now teaches international affairs at Princeton.

(47) The European Union has played an increasingly important roll in international affairs.

(48) Kissinger was a professor of governmen - t and international affairs at Harvard.

(49) The United Nations is playing an irreplaceable role in international affairs.

(50) Bernice Lee is research director - energy, environment and resource governance[sentencedict.com], at Chatham House - The Royal Institute of International Affairs.

(51) Many regulations on research ethics were made when developing countries had little say in international affairs, so they may not take full consideration of the particular conditions there.

(52) He has also as undersecretary the Treasury Department for international affairs.

(53) "Mexico has recognized it will be heavily impacted by the effects of climate change," says Ricardo Ochoa, Head of the International Affairs Unit of the Ministry of Finance.

(54) Both sides enjoy productive cooperation, fruitful cultural exchanges and coordination in regional and international affairs, said Hu.

(55) We hope that our two countries will step up consultation and cooperation in international affairs and make joint contribution to promoting world peace, prosperity and progress. Thank you.