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The non-binding resolution, sponsored by Britain, France and Germany, was approved by a vote of 122-13 with 41 abstentions. It calls on Syrian authorities to implement an Arab League peace plan calling for the withdrawal of government tanks from the streets.
It also calls for the release of political prisoners, an end to attacks on civilians, and allowing observers into the country.
Syria's UN envoy Bashar Ja'afari said the resolution wouldn't benefit Syria and claimed it was a U.S.-inspired political move.
"Although the draft resolution is submitted primarily from three European countries, it is not a secret that the United States of America is the mastermind and main instigator of the political campaign against my country," Ja'afari said.
China abstained from the vote. The country's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Wang Min has called on the international community to help ease tensions in Syria, saying that exerting pressure through country-specific resolutions won't resolve differences.
"The international community should play a constructive role in order to create conditions for the easing of tension in Syria," Wang said, adding that China welcomes the mediation plan of the Arab League.
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Confrontations between security forces and pro- and anti-government protesters have left more than 3,500 people dead, according to UN estimates.
As the crisis unfolded, a Syrian committee charged with drafting a new constitution said it had already laid out the basic principles for the suggested constitution and had established a mini-committee for its final formulation, the independent al-Watan newspaper reported Tuesday.
Quoting a source in the committee, the paper reported that the mini-committee would complete its mission next week and a press conference would be held to clarify the new basic principles for the constitution.
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He also must escape the clutches of the overzealous station inspector (Sacha Baron Cohen), who is particularly keen on tossing unaccompanied children found roaming the railway station directly into orphanages.
In the process of eluding the grasp of the inspector, Hugo runs afoul of a terse shopkeeper (Ben Kingsley) who nurses a big secret. He also meets the shopkeeper's eccentric ward Isabelle (Chloë Grace Moretz). Despite some frightening interactions with the taciturn merchant, who accuses him of stealing, Hugo becomes friends with Isabelle and introduces her to the joy of going to the movies. That leads to a major revelation as the film unfolds.
Scorsese shot this film in 3-D and has taken a technology that is too often employed but rarely used well and put it to its best use. Then again, if a master filmmaker like Scorsese can't use the technique brilliantly, who can? What he creates is a wondrous blend of fantasy and mystery that will appeal to adults as well as children.
One 3-D scene in particular stands out, in which a turn-of-the-century film by Auguste and Louis Lumière (Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat) is projected so convincingly that audiences leap back in horror at the sight of the train barreling toward them on the screen.
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Protesters plan to start early. At 7 a.m., some say they'll try to march on Wall Street and disrupt the beginning of the work day. So far, a heavy police presence and a warren of barricades have kept protesters from holding serious protests on Wall Street. Others will gather in Zuccotti Park.
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Protesters plan to start early. At 7 a.m., some say they'll try to march on Wall Street and disrupt the beginning of the work day. So far, a heavy police presence and a warren of barricades have kept protesters from holding serious protests on Wall Street. Others will gather in Zuccotti Park.
In the afternoon, they're urging people to gather at transit hubs in each of the five boroughs. They've also called for student walkouts.
Then, protesters plan to take trains to Foley Square, in Lower Manhattan. While on the subway, groups will talk about economic inequality, one organizer said.
At Foley Square, plans call for a large rally that is being backed by some of the city's largest unions, one of which has obtained a permit for the rally. Protesters then plan to march across the Brooklyn Bridge's pedestrian path. The events are tied to the Occupy Wall Street movement's two-month anniversary.
It's not clear how disruptive demonstrators plan to be, or what kind of police response they'll face. City officials on Wednesday said they're expecting problems and police are prepared to handle them.
"Everything that we have seen and heard suggests that we may have tens of thousands of people tomorrow protesting," Deputy Mayor Howard Wolfson told reporters on Wednesday. "The protesters are calling for a massive event aimed at disrupting major parts of the city as moncler outlet."
Paul Browne, an NYPD spokesman, declined to comment on any police department plans for policing the various protests on Thursday. "We don't talk about police tactics in advance," he said.
A police officer who works in a nonpatrol position in a Manhattan precinct said he has been ordered to report to duty policing the Occupy Wall Street protest at 4 a.m. Thursday. The officer, who asked not to be identified, said he has been told to muster at Broadway and Exchange Place and to bring "hats and bats," terms for riot helmets and batons. He said he didn't know exactly how many officers like him have been ordered to the detail but supposed if they're pressing him into action by Moncler jackets for kids, buy cheap moncler 2011 kids down jackets, "it will be a lot."
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"We know that they have a lot of development programmes across all five continents. This could be going to the youth, making athletics tracks in the regions that are in need of them. We leave that to the IAAF. We will cover the prize money from our side and it is up to them how they choose to use moncler jackets cheap."
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"I think that when the evaluation committee were in Doha, they witnessed the first generation cooling system that we developed four or five years ago. Now we are working on the second generation, which will be solar powered by moncler jackets for kids.
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