Twenty one countries came together. Dozens of teams.

Over 350 representatives of non governmental organizations from dozens of countries participated in the Summit.

Then there's dozens of people who've taken dozens of photos.

Many Governments and international organizations have endorsed its use, including the Group of Eight Ministers, EU and dozens of countries.

I have several dozens of them.

I went there dozens of times.

He has dozens of English books.

Dozens are still missing.

Dozens of young people attended the demonstration.

He has dozens of books about Japan.

Suddenly dozens of gharial appearing on the river, dead.

We made dozens of prototypes to get to this.

PHP 's development team includes dozens of developers, as well as dozens others working on PHP related projects such as PEAR and the documentation project.

There, pandas have been trained to perform dozens of items.

You are joined by dozens of your Israeli brothers and sisters.

We begin this meeting in the context of two sensitive situations, which have caused dozens of deaths, hundreds of deaths and thousands of other victims in two countries of the international community.

And we perform dozens of integrations in order to understand what's happening.

And we perform dozens of integrations in order to understand what's happening.

Like the financial crisis itself, this trend is now global. Political leaders in dozens of countries are making decisions that will drive the performance of local (and global) markets for the foreseeable future.

Indeed, half of Egypt s population is under age 25. Egypt, like dozens of countries around the world, is facing the extreme and largely unmet challenge of ensuring productive and gainful employment for its young people.

In the case of pandemics, the key is to support countries where outbreaks occur and help those most at risk of infection. Widespread dangers, such as climate change or a new financial crisis, can require the cooperation of dozens of countries and a broad range of institutions.

MINUGUA staff, representing dozens of nationalities and fields of work, performed admirably under difficult circumstances.

There are dozens or scores of verbs of this type, each of which shapes its sentence.

Here is an example that climatologists like a lot, one of the dozens of geoengineering ideas.

Also, the FFM noted many dozens of irrigation pipes piled alongside the road for pickup.

I wrote those same kinds of letters that my mother had written me for strangers, and tucked them all throughout the city, dozens and dozens of them. I left them everywhere, in cafes and in libraries, at the U.N., everywhere.

This is even worse now Then I'd have a picture taken and dozens of glossies made.

As people are doing in dozens of nations throughout the world, Belarusians are grieving and giving.

Every year, dozens of women represent the Ministry of Health in delegations to international conferences and seminars abroad.

And we can produce from this, believe you me, several dozens of kilograms on an annual basis.

And we have 10 films in production right now, and dozens others in development.

The bottom line to find out how, when, and where assets will be allocated and wealth generated in dozens of countries across the developed and developing worlds these days, we must now look toward political, not financial, capitals.

The short answer is exports. In all of the other crisis hit countries (and, indeed, in most of the dozens of countries that have received IMF loans in recent decades), rising exports offset, at least partly, the hit that demand took when their governments slashed spending and raised taxes to balance their books.

Something never mentioned in the dozens of books about horses and their riders I devoured in those days.

Twin suicide car bombings killed eight Iraqis and wounded dozens more near a coalition base north of Baghdad.

In that time, dozens of terrorist acts were carried out every month, and a far greater number prevented.

Yet at the same time, dozens of countries have become poorer, devastating economic crises have thrown millions of families into poverty, and increasing inequality in large parts of the world means that the benefits of economic growth have not been evenly shared.

They must navigate markets daily, making micro decisions, dozens and dozens, to move their way through society, and yet if a single catastrophic health problem impacts their family, they could be put back into poverty, sometimes for generations.

On 5 December, a suicide bombing in Netanya killed five Israeli civilians and wounded dozens more.

Dozens of political parties were now actively participating in political life and several of them were represented in the National Assembly.

Dozens of civilians were killed in clashes between Zande and Bor Dinka in Yambio, Western Equatoria, at the beginning of November.

For dozens of countries around the world, the AIDS epidemic threatens every aspect of development. But there is some good news HIV infection rates are slowing in large parts of Asia and Latin America, which appears to reflect a (very uneven) increase in prevention programs.

It is reported that dozens of people are still trapped beneath the ruins of a hotel and a shopping mall in Palu.

In January 2005, dozens of extrajudicial executions of Hema men and children by militia of the Front de nationalistes intégrationnistes (FNI) were reported.

Dozens of national and international stations, including CNN International and BBC World, have broadcast the spots or plan to do so.