The administration of former U.S. President George W. Bush scrapped a nuclear-freeze agreement with North Korea in 2002 over allegations that Pyongyang abrogated the pact by exploring uranium-enrichment activities.
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Once frozen, the material was placed in a freeze-dryer that removed all the water from it over the course of four days.
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It would cap revenue (read: no over-taxation), but it would also freeze non-defense discretionary spending for a decade.
After a fainting spell, a patient would hold a pager-size communicator over his chest and press a button to freeze the recording, so a doctor could upload the data for analysis.
Martin endorsed the deal in exchange for concessions including turning 24 channels over to noncommercial and minority programming, a three-year price freeze for customers, packages offering services from both XM and Sirius, and standards designed to encourage competition from the companies that make their radios.
Resentment lingers over Britain's invocation last year of anti-terrorism laws to freeze Icelandic assets.
The average rate of change over the 150-year period was 8.7 days later for freeze dates, and 9.8 days earlier for break-ups.
Union members among the company's 7, 000-strong UK workforce are to be balloted on strike action over a planned pay freeze next year.
On Tuesday, Iran offered to start serious talks - as it termed it - over its nuclear program, but there was no sign that it agreed to freeze uranium enrichment.
They do grow over time, but they -- once we lock in the five-year freeze, it has real impact when you get to year two, three, four and five.
It showed when she welled-up when her name was called at the draft, even though hell was set to freeze over before she was passed on being called first.
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