She couldn't fool a pedigree cocker spaniel.

He got two medals. He's a pedigree.

We might use them for our pedigree.

Even the certificates of pedigree and expertise.

Usually I say no right away, but some of them come with pedigree and they sound well intentioned and they get you for at least one or two meetings.

Decorated for people are the desires of women, offspring, and of heaped up piles of gold and silver, of pedigree horses, cattle, and sown fields. These are the enjoyments of the worldly life, but with Allah is the best return.

Decorated for people are the desires of women, offspring, and of heaped up piles of gold and silver, of pedigree horses, cattle, and sown fields. These are the enjoyments of the worldly life, but with Allah is the best return.

This August, when Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe gives a major speech to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II, he has a chance either to accelerate the rapprochement or bring it to a halt. Given his rightist pedigree and revisionist views about Japan s wartime history, the region is bracing itself for a new bout of diplomatic turbulence surrounding his address.

This idea of monetary financing of fiscal deficits (borrowing from the central bank, rather than from the bond markets) has a reputable pedigree. In a lecture to the Cass Business School in February 2012, Adair Turner, former Chairman of the UK Financial Services Authority, proposed it as an option if further borrowing from the markets were politically or financially impossible.

So one of the things is that, I mean, some people would say, like, Oh, you're being a dilettante, and maybe that's true. I can understand how, I mean, because I don't have a pedigree in visual art and I don't have any training, but it's just something that I wanted to do as an extension of my composition, as an extension of a kind of creative impulse.

In fact, Tudor's strategy may work, because the ex communist PDSR, led by President Ion Iliescu and Prime Minister Adrian Nastase, will probably not oppose such an alliance if it is necessary to give them a majority after November's general election. They are desperate to cling to power, no matter what, and so are unlikely to question Tudor's democratic pedigree.

As the political heirs of the country s Communist revolutionaries, the third generation leaders that are taking over the reins of power in China may possess a strong pedigree, but they are also scarred and limited by it. These so called princelings are trapped in the same political culture that led to the death of millions of Chinese and the continuing repression of opponents (real or imagined).

Park Geun hye, daughter of Park Chung hee, President of South Korea from 1961 to 1979, is now one of the two likely candidates to succeed President Lee Myung bak. While Park derives some of her power from her family pedigree, she has proven to be an astute and seasoned politician one who climbed the Grand National Party s leadership ladder over the last two decades to emerge as a national figure.

Park Geun hye, daughter of Park Chung hee, President of South Korea from 1961 to 1979, is now one of the two likely candidates to succeed President Lee Myung bak. While Park derives some of her power from her family pedigree, she has proven to be an astute and seasoned politician nbsp one who climbed the Grand National Party s leadership ladder over the last two decades to emerge as a national figure.

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1 Documents A 8089 A 8389 and Corr.1 and 2 A 8389 Add.1 and Add.1 Corr.1 and 2 A 8828 A 9148 and Add.1 A 9817 A 10272 A 31 218 A 32 284 A 33 356 A 34 631 A 35 425 A 36 579 A 37 485 A 38 409 A 39 591 A 40 702 A 41 680 A 42 650 A 43 694 A 44 599 A 45 576 A 46 522 A 47 509 A 48 557 A 49 511 A 50 463 and A 51 99 Add.2.

Reports of the Secretary General (A 52 297, A 52 341, A 52 433, A 52 434, A 52 500, A 52 525, A 52 532, A 52 535, A 52 562, A 52 563, A 52 568, A 52 678)

Reports of the Secretary General (A 53 157, A 53 213, A 53 291, A 53 292, A 53 307, A 53 316, A 53 330, A 53 344, A 53 359, A 53 361, A 53 377, A 53 424, A 53 538)

(A 51 59, A 51 73, A 51 87, A 51 120, A 51 127, A 51 138, A 51 208 S 1996 543, A 51 210, A 51 295, A 51 314, A 51 357, A 51 375, A 51 462 S 1996 831 and A 51 529)

a For the previous reports on the activities of the Institute, see A 38 475, A 39 553, A 40 725, A 41 676, A 42 607, A 43 686, A 44 421, A 45 392, A 46 334, A 47 345, A 48 270, A 49 329, A 50 416, A 51 364 and A 52 272. Appendix

(b) Human rights questions, including alternative approaches for improving the effective enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms (A 60 134, A 60 266, A 60 272, A 60 286, A 60 299, A 60 301, A 60 301 Add.1, A 60 305 , A 60 321, A 60 326, A 60 333, A 60 338, A 60 338 Corr.1, A 60 339, A 60 340, A 60 348, A 60 350, A 60 353, A 60 357, A 60 374, A 60 384, A 60 399, A 60 431 and A 60 392)

Reports of the Secretary General (A 52 297, A 52 341, A 52 433, A 52 434, A 52 500, A 52 525, A 52 532, A 52 535, A 52 562, A 52 563, A 52 568 and A 52 678)

(i) Reports of the Secretary General (A 52 297, A 52 341, A 52 433, A 52 434, A 52 500, A 52 525, A 52 532, A 52 535, A 52 562, A 52 563, A 52 568, A 52 678)

(i) Reports of the Secretary General (A 52 297, A 52 341, A 52 433, A 52 434, A 52 500, A 52 525, A 52 532, A 52 535, A 52 562, A 52 563, A 52 568, A 52 678)

(i) Reports of the Secretary General (A 52 297, A 52 341, A 52 433, A 52 434, A 52 500, A 52 525, A 52 532, A 52 535, A 52 562, A 52 563, A 52 568, A 52 678)

(i) Reports of the Secretary General (A 52 297, A 52 341, A 52 433, A 52 434, A 52 500, A 52 525, A 52 532, A 52 535, A 52 562, A 52 563, A 52 568 and A 52 678)

(b) Human rights questions, including alternative approaches for improving the effective enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms (A 60 134, A 60 266, A 60 272, A 60 286, A 60 299, A 60 301, A 60 301 Add.1, A 60 305 , A 60 321, A 60 326, A 60 333, A 60 338, A 60 338 Corr.1, A 60 339, A 60 339 Corr.1, A 60 340, A 60 348, A 60 350, A 60 353, A 60 357, A 60 374, A 60 384, A 60 399, A 60 431, A 60 392, A C.3 60 3 and A C.3 60 51)

3. Human rights situations and reports of special rapporteurs and representatives 112 (c) (A 52 497, A 52 502, A 52 515, A 52 527, A 52 472, A 52 476, A 52 479, A 52 484, A 52 486 Add.1 Rev.1, A 52 490, A 52 493, A 52 496, A 52 499, A 52 505, A 52 506, A 52 510, A 52 522, A 52 583, A 52 587, A 52 61 S 1997 68, A 52 64, A 52 125 S 1997 334, A 52 170, A C.3 52 2 and A C.3 52 4)

4. Human rights situations and reports of special rapporteurs and representatives 112 (c) (A 52 497, A 52 502, A 52 515, A 52 527, A 52 472, A 52 476, A 52 479, A 52 484, A 52 486 Add.1 Rev.1, A 52 490, A 52 493, A 52 496, A 52 499, A 52 505, A 52 506, A 52 510, A 52 522, A 52 583, A 52 587, A 52 61 S 1997 68, A 52 64, A 52 125 S 1997 334, A 52 170, A C.3 52 2 and A C.3 52 4)

3. Human rights situations and reports of special rapporteurs and representatives 112 (c) (A 52 497, A 52 502, A 52 515, A 52 527, A 52 472, A 52 476, A 52 479, A 52 484, A 52 486 Add.1 Rev.1, A 52 490, A 52 493, A 52 496, A 52 499, A 52 505, A 52 506, A 52 510, A 52 522, A 52 583, A 52 587, A 52 61 S 1997 68, A 52 64, A 52 125 S 1997 334, A 52 170, A C.3 52 2 and A C.3 52 4)

8. Human rights situations and reports of special rapporteurs and representatives 112 (c) (A 52 497, A 52 502, A 52 515, A 52 527, A 52 472, A 52 476, A 52 479, A 52 484, A 52 486 Add.1 Rev.1, A 52 490, A 52 493, A 52 496, A 52 499, A 52 505, A 52 506, A 52 510, A 52 522, A 52 583, A 52 587, A 52 61 S 1997 68, A 52 64, A 52 125 S 1997 334, A 52 170, A C.3 52 2 and A C.3 52 4)

AGENDA ITEM 140 ADMINISTRATIVE AND BUDGETARY ASPECTS OF THE FINANCING OF THE UNITED NATIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (continued) (A 48 622, A 48 912, A 49 654, A 49 936, A 50 797, A 50 907, A 50 965, A 50 976, A 50 983, A 50 985, A 50 995, A 50 1009, A 50 1012, A 51 389, A 51 491, A 51 646, A 51 778, A 51 845, A 51 892 A C.5 50 51, A C.5 51 8, A C.5 51 45 and A C.5 51 48)

1 See A 35 428 A 36 295 and Add.1 A 7 349 and Add.1 A 38 378 A 39 486 A 40 608 and Add.1 A 42 627 A 43 605 A 44 457 A 45 426 A 47 368 A 48 354 A 49 308 A 50 346 and A 51 277.

Advancement of women (A 60 38, A 60 111, A 60 137, A 60 137 Corr.1, A 60 165, A 60 206, A 60 211, A 60 274, A 60 281, A 60 372, A 60 62 E 2005 10, A 60 79 and A 60 371)

Advancement of women (A 60 38, A 60 111, A 60 137, A 60 137 Corr.1, A 60 165, A 60 206, A 60 211, A 60 274, A 60 281, A 60 372, A 60 62 E 2005 10, A 60 79 and A 60 371)

A twitch in a thumb, a nerve or a muscle.

I'm a girl. A girl, a pearl of a girl.

(a) Implementation of human rights instruments (continued) (A 59 40 (vol. I and II), A 59 44, A 59 48, A 59 96, A 59 254, A 59 306, A 59 308, A 59 309, A 59 310, A 59 324 and A 59 353)

(b) Human rights questions, including alternative approaches for improving the effective enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms (A 60 134, A 60 266, A 60 272, A 60 286, A 60 299, A 60 301, A 60 301 Add.1, A 60 305 , A 60 321, A 60 326, A 60 333, A 60 338, A 60 338 Corr.1, A 60 339, A 60 339 Corr.1, A 60 340, A 60 348, A 60 350, A 60 353, A 60 357, A 60 374, A 60 384, A 60 399, A 60 431, A 60 392 and A C.3 60 31)

a A 47 651, A 48 578, A 49 594 and Add.1, A 50 568, A 51 466 and A 52 484.

(b) Human rights questions, including alternative approaches for improving the effective enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms (continued) (A 60 134, A 60 266, A 60 272, A 60 286, A 60 299, A 60 301, A 60 301 Add.1, A 60 305, A 60 321, A 60 326, A 60 333, A 60 338, A 60 338 Corr.1, A 60 339, A 60 340, A 60 348, A 60 350, A 60 353, A 60 357, A 60 374, A 60 384, A 60 399, A 60 431 and A 60 392)

(c) Human rights situations and reports of special rapporteurs and representatives (continued) (A 52 64, A 52 125 S 1997 334, A 52 170, A 52 61 S 1997 68, A 52 497, A 52 502, A 52 515, A 52 527, A 52 472, A 52 476, A 52 479, A 52 484, A 52 486 Add.1 Rev.1, A 52 490, A 52 493, A 52 496, A 52 499, A 52 505, A 52 506, A 52 510, A 52 522 and A 52 583)

3. Human rights situations and reports of special rapporteurs and representatives 112 (c) (A 52 497, A 52 502, A 52 515, A 52 527, A 52 472, A 52 476, A 52 479, A 52 484, A 52 486 and Add.1 , A 52 490, A 52 493, A 52 496, A 52 499, A 52 505, A 52 506, A 52 510, A 52 522, A 52 583, A 52 61 S 1997 68, A 52 64, A 52 125 S 1997 334, A 52 170)

3. Human rights situations and reports of special rapporteurs and representatives 112 (c) (A 52 497, A 52 502, A 52 515, A 52 527, A 52 472, A 52 476, A 52 479, A 52 484, A 52 486 Add.1 Corr.1 , A 52 490, A 52 493, A 52 496, A 52 499, A 52 505, A 52 506, A 52 510, A 52 522, A 52 583, A 52 61 S 1997 68, A 52 64, A 52 125 S 1997 334, A 52 170)

8. Human rights situations and reports of special rapporteurs and representatives 112 (c) (A 52 497, A 52 502, A 52 515, A 52 527, A 52 472, A 52 476, A 52 479, A 52 484, A 52 486 Add.1 Corr.1 , A 52 490, A 52 493, A 52 496, A 52 499, A 52 505, A 52 506, A 52 510, A 52 522, A 52 583, A 52 61 S 1997 68, A 52 64, A 52 125 S 1997 334, A 52 170)