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61. The study finds that most migration is from Commonwealth of Independent States countries into Russia, and from central and Eastern Europe to Western Europe.

62. Five of the top reformers were from Eastern Europe led by Serbia and Montenegro.

63. Infectious pleuropneumonia of goats was reported in Africa , Middle East, eastern Europe , the former Soviet Union ,(http://sentencedict.com/eastern europe.html) the Far East and a lot of other countries.

64. But across eastern Europe, the Baltic republics and the Ukraine, the drive to rewrite history is being used to relativise Nazi crimes and rehabilitate collaborators.

65. Today historians are tempted to write the history of the post-communist transitions in Central and Eastern Europe as a story of the irresistible attraction between democracy and capitalism.

66. Austria's lending to eastern Europe to about 80 % of its GDP.

67. Granted, eastern Europe will not be sucked into a Chinese sphere of influence any time soon.

68. Several countries in eastern Europe are counting the cost of yesterday's earthquake.

69. The centre - left Party of European Socialists ( PES ) unites ex - communists from eastern Europe with Nordic social democrats.

70. Fur farmers released thousands of American mink in eastern Europe, and they spread throughout Europe.

71. S. N. E. is specializing in EASTERN EUROPE and ASIA areas. At the same time, it has set up subsidiaries or offices in Russia, Rumania and Bulgaria.

72. He gave up his missile defence system in eastern Europe: we all imagined the Russians would give something in return, but we are still waiting.

73. What the interest of US the Middle East, Afghanistan, Iraq, Balkan and the Eastern Europe?

74. The emergence of companies from low-cost countries such as India, China, Brazil, and Eastern Europe has transformed the playing field.

75. This rapid take-up was repeated and exceeded as Austrian and other Western banks moved into central and eastern Europe.

76. Paired with perestroika, the restructuring of the Soviet economy[sentencedict.com], glasnost set the stage for the 1989 revolutions in Eastern Europe and the final breakup of the Soviet Union.

77. This term is used by movements that have appeared in the post-communist world in Central and Eastern Europe, and Central Asia after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

78. It eventually spread to Russia and Eastern Europe, where it is known as kvass.

79. Europe's only international trade fair for contemporary art focusing on Central and Eastern Europe takes place for the 7th time in 2011 and is attracting an ever increasing group of fans.

80. Although markets often treat eastern Europe as one economic unit, every country in the region is different.

81. Eastern Europe ( Former Soviet Union ), Indian subcontinent, Africa, North Korea, and Mongolia.

82. A region of eastern Europe and northern Asia bordering in the west on Finland, the Baltic States, Belorussia, and the Ukraine and stretching eastward to the Pacific Ocean.

83. But it does mean that there is hope for freedom and for the human spirit when Eastern Europe has come so far in a relatively short time from collectivized misery to at least a semifree system.

84. The other drug used in the mouse experiments, cytisine, is sold in Eastern Europe for smoking cessation but not in the U. S.

85. He envisioned the mass murder of Jews, and a war against France to precede a war against Russia to carve out "lebensraum" ("living room") for Germans in Eastern Europe.

86. There is also much pinot blanc planted in Eastern Europe. A considerable amount of pinot blanc is planted in Uruguay and Argentina.

87. The Obama administration's decision announced today to cancel the deeply flawed antimissile systems in Eastern Europe is sound policy based on the best intelligence and technical assessments.

88. My mother - whose family emigrated from Eastern Europe to New York City when she was six months old - also left after the 8th grade because girls were not expected to get much education.

89. They follow the declassification of other top-secret surveillance documents, used by Moscow last week to defend Stalin's occupation of eastern Europe.

90. Children dance around a maypole a centuries - old tradition that is still thriving in eastern Europe.