As a breakaway republic, however, it will move down toward a bare subsistence level of life unless economic ties are reforged or enlarged with its neighbors Serbia, Albania, Greece, and Bulgaria.
Progress on market reforms and democratization has been made in the years since independence, but this progress has been complicated by two civil conflicts in the breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
I just couldn't resist coming down here when I heard of the breakaway from jail, and so many of the men felt they had to rush off from our place.
I offered to call for her anywhere she said, and take her out to Breakaway Inn in my car today.
Just when did you change your mind about Mrs. Selim's luncheon party at Breakaway Inn, Miss Beale?
How did Mrs. Selim get out toBreakaway Inn, if she left her own car with the maid?
She had been afraid--horribly afraid of some ulterior purpose behind his innocent courtesy in driving Penelope Crain to Breakaway Inn.
Then I called Breakaway Inn, cancelled the luncheon part of the bridge party with Nita, and Ralph and I drove back to Hamilton.
I went immediately into the lounge of Breakaway Inn, where we found Carolyn Drake and Flora Miles waiting for us.
Breakaway Inn was intensely Spanish in architecture and transplanted shrubbery, but its stucco walls were of a rather more violent raspberry color than is considered quite esthetic in Spain or Mexico.
He strode to the closet, searched for a moment among the multitude of garments hanging there, then emerged with the brown silk summer coat which Nita Selim had worn to Breakaway Inn that noon.
Remember that Polly Beale found him still there when she stopped to offer Nita a lift to Breakaway Inn.
Breakaway The majority of all artifacts in use today are either the result of the design revolution at the beginning of the 20th century, or of efforts to redesign everyday objects for use in new contexts of practical experiences.
The breakaway of design occurs first of all at structural levels.
