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So far we have been restricted to the reception camps, the internment camps.

Measles cases seem to be everywhere in the camps, too.

And those who are loudest in denouncing the German concentration camps are often quite unaware, or only very dimly aware, that there are also concentration camps in Russia.

Camps in the Mara game reserve have been mostly empty this year-bad news for mobile camps and a disaster for permanent ones.

The league plans a 66-game season and aims to open training camps Dec. 9.

The risk gene divides the world into two camps ― those who have the FTO allele and those who don't.

While victims in temporary camps were being provided with basic food and medical care, he said many outside the camps and in villages away from town 'are almost starving or dying of several diseases.'

All the camps held a machete, chopped up and cut down the ground, and quickly rolled up a layer of blood fog.

The massive crowd waiting for trains at Guangzhou's station, forced to make do for days in makeshift camps, was estimated by the government at more than 500,000-strong.

Under pressure from Western governments, which pay for most of the camps' food, Mr Rajapaksa promised that 70-80% would be freed by the year's end. That was three months ago.

Her mother, who had suffered from kidney disease for the past 14 years, was always the first person that Cao Lei wanted to talk with when she called home from training camps.

In any group, there will always be a couple of people waiting to die, and there will always be a few people who are able to resist pressure. In fact, you can survive in any camps. It depends on what kind of person you want to be. When you eat and wait for death, you will get more and more eat and die. The resistance to compressi

The campaign also includes quit smoking camps.

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"Life inside the camps is very difficult," she says.

They say they will stay to rebuild their homes rather than retreat to refugee camps.

Officials in charge of the camps say the system is now running extremely smoothly.

"The enemy advances, we retreat; the enemy camps, we harass; the enemy tires, we attack; the enemy retreats, we pursue."

More than half of Dubai's population lives in workers' camps like this one, where South Asian men sleep in crowded dormitories that open onto standing sewage.

Two rival camps introduced high-definition DVD players last year: a consortium called Blu-ray, backed by Sony and others, and a group called HD-DVD, backed by Toshiba and Microsoft.

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Camping is restricted to five designated camps.

They live in roadside camps carved out of surrounding forest.

The experts in the camps say strong willpower is not enough for quitters.

These base training camps were used by Kurdish workers' Party guerrillas to carry out a surprise attack on Turkey.

Politicians' response has been robust. France has deported 8,000 people to Romania and Bulgaria this year alone and cleared hundreds of illegal camps.

There were some play dates I wish I’d gone to and some piano camps I wish I’d skipped. But now that I’m 18 and about to leave the tiger den, I’m glad you and Daddy raised me the way you did.

Both camps are frantically courting them.

Strikingly, former inmates of the lowest-level camps report witnessing as much brutality and deprivation as do those in the long-term camps, and sometimes more.

The gun runner has a foot in both camps;he sells arms to both the Arabs and the Israelis.

Like all those living without access to clean water, they are vulnerable to the waterborne diseases that kill small children throughout the world, and which have already badly affected the camps.

The prison camps were euphemistically called 'retraining centres'.

The two sides who had just fought smoothly and incisively retreated from their respective talent camps in an instant.

We were in opposing camps.

There're some Indians here, but I guess we could set up camps and hang out.

He camps with the doves.

Sleep-away camp runs to about $1, 000 a week. Day camps are cheaper - those run by the YMCA cost between $100 and $200 a week, sometimes more, depending on where you live and what you get.

However, much controversy still remains as victims sneer at the pitiful settlements for their time in concentration camps and forced labor camps.

He defends the relief effort, which has seen camps hastily prepared for the displaced. But some 80% of the estimated 2.4m uprooted people have sought refuge elsewhere.