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Her chief of staff Christian Ramet was a career diplomat in the German foreign service.

grandella attacks recorded was 1.08 ranging from 0 to 3 attacks per ramet in 2 years.

Ramet discuss this topic through historical and political lenses and contend that this process can have serious repercussions, both in the Western Balkans and internationally.

This work has instead explored the Americanization of individual Eastern Bloc nations (Antoszek and Delaney 2006; Kovacs 2007; Siefert 2006), the growing importance of US popular culture in Central and Eastern Europe (Nitzsche and Grunzweig 2013; Ramet and Crnkovic 2003), US media representations of postsocialist nations and their residents (Borcila 2014), as well as the reception of American studies methodologies in individual postsocialist countries (Antoszek 2009; Bollobas 2002; Luca 2013; Mihaila 2003).

At the same time, religious organizations in the communist world have served as 'vehicles' for the preservation, defense, and reinforcement of national sentiment (Ramet 1989, 411).

myriophylla putative plant (thereafter genet) with rooted branches (thereafter ramet) lying inside each plot.

This is remedied by the writings collected in Gender (In)equality and Gender Politics in Southeastern Europe, edited by Hassenstab, Ramet, and Hassenstab.

This species can produce tubers that can be potential to produce an inducing ramet.

The side valleys of Chail, Daral, Gurnal, Kedam, Mankiyal, Ushu and Gabral, except that of Darolai and Ramet, also roared and brought huge piles of rubble of boulders, trees, shrubs, mud and sand which added to the torrent of the Swat River flowing in between high mountains.

Ramet, ed., Religion and Politics in Post-Socialist Central and Southeastern Europe: Challenges since 1989, Basingstoke: Palgrave, 2014.