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See: adjust, naturalize, regulate
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US Pressuring Gulf States to Normalize Ties with Israel The US is reportedly pressuring states of the Arabian Gulf to normalize ties with Israel in exchange for holding direct Palestinian-Israeli peace talks, according to the Kuwaiti daily AL WATAN on Tuesday.
US-Mideast-peace by The Daily Middle East Reporter (Beirut, Lebanon)
The leader within Tajdid Slate Shakir Kitab pointed out that the proposals of the Vice-President Tariq al-Hashimi presented to the Turkish Premier Erdogan over Kirkuk province do not represent an interference in Kirkuk affairs but rather an attempt to normalize the situation in the province.
Tajdid Slate: Hashimi's proposals to Erdogan aims to normalize ... by National Iraqi News Agency
ZURICH, Oct 11, 2009 (TUR) -- The delegations have begun returning to the Zurich University after some problems emerged during signing of protocols to normalize Turkey-Armenia relations.
DELEGATIONS BEGIN RETURNING TO ZURICH UNIVERSITY" by changing the ... by Anadolu (Eskisehir, Turkey)
 
 
 
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