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The Kremlin, which didn’t respond to several requests for comment for this article, has been angling for permanent access to Port Sudan for five years.

As well as supporting about 800 jobs during the construction phase, the park will create about 1,200 permanent positions once open.

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Make sure you meet the requirements for a permanent visa.

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Struggling chain Kohl’s KSS 2.03%increase; green up pointing triangle on Tuesday posted a surprise profit and raised its annual guidance, following the announcement of the hiring of a new permanent chief executive.

Even under Justinian law, though, a slave was property, and if freedom was a natural state, it wasn’t necessarily a permanent one.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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