They are primarily responsible for getting their house in order, offering their populations a better future, and anchoring their countries in the Euro-Atlantic community.
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With terrorism emerging as a top global threat, " Russia finally found her place as an indispensable part of the Euro-Atlantic community,"
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He was a true believer in peace and pursued with vigor the legitimate ambitions of his country to fully integrate into the Euro-Atlantic community of nations,
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But it remains uncertain whether reason will prevail in the debate over how to cope with the trans-Atlantic community's most unpopular citizens, the paparazzi.
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"The trans-Atlantic community is a value and we will be doing everything not to lose it but to strengthen it, " he said.
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The members of Atlantic Community share and discuss their ideas by posting op-eds and research papers on the website, www . atlantic-community . org.
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By 1997, the New Atlantic Community, which statesmen have so warmly commended but have so far done little to bring about, may be running into new difficulties.
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It was the role of the United Nations in Iraq that split the trans-Atlantic community and the European Union into pro and anti-war camps in 2003.
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Apohaqui is also home to the Apohaqui Elementary School, Jones Memorial Park, Atlantic Community Church, Silas James Memorial Church, and the former Atlantic Transport Training Academy.
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The Serbian people should be able to enjoy fully the benefits of integration into the Euro-Atlantic community, but for this to happen they must embrace democracy and tolerance,
