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Khuri has given martyrs who protected country but still people are in love with Indian Army.

Werneth Low is mostly a protected country park, that was first created as a war memorial by the people of Hyde.

At best, the curbs may temporarily slow the shrinkage of a domestic industry and encourage foreign producers to set up factories in the protected country to sidestep the barriers.

Palestine is a region in the Middle East, which current borders are based on the British protected country, known as Mandate Palestine, existed between 1923 and 1948.

The euro has protected us, and it has even protected countries that expressed some misgivings about Europe when it came to their approving the Constitutional Treaty.

"It should gain a cachet especially with anyone looking for a protected country retreat," said Stephen J. Small, a Boston tax lawyer who lectures on conservation easements around the country.

Nor is it unusual to come across expensively protected country mansions adorned with stained glass windows, mock Greco-Roman pillars and tile images of the Virgin of Altagracia, the country's patron saint.

Today, Europe can say that it has a system which is at least equivalent to those of the best protected countries in the world, and now there is no country in the world with more stringent measures, unlike the situation four and a half years ago.