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Some local authorities have retained selection at age 11 for entry to grammar schools, of which there are 234. ... pupils over 16 being able to transfer to an 11 to 18 school or a sixth form college providing for pupils aged 16 to 19.
General aviation aircraft in the state per 1,000 population is about ten times the US average. ... KEY HISTORICAL EVENTS Spaniards looking for sources of gold or silver entered Arizona in the 16th century finding there American natives, ...
In 2003–04 State government revenue from taxes amounted to $A14,932m.; grants and subsidies totalled $A16,881m. Performance In 2002–03 the gross state product of New South Wales represented 34·95% of Australia's total GDP.
In 2005–06 State government revenue from taxes amounted to $A15,812m.; grants and subsidies totalled $A17,027m. Performance In 2002–03 the gross state product of New South Wales represented 34·95% of Australia's total GDP.
As a member of the Senate's foreign relations committee, he explored ways of reducing the threat from conventional weapons and, with Republican Senator Richard G. Lugar, co-authored a law extending US co-operation in identifying and ...
COMMUNICATIONS Roads Road length in 2002 was 18,712 km, of which 11·4% were asphalted. In 2002 there were 83,168 passenger cars (15·6 per 1,000 inhabitants), 6,947 buses and coaches, 106,115 trucks and vans and 28,973 motorcycles and ...
... in 1979); Kathmandu Valley (1979); Royal Chitwan National Park (1984); and Lumbini, the Birthplace of the Lord Buddha (1997). ... largely as a consequence of the massacre of the royal family and an upsurge in Maoist rebel violence.
As a member of the Senate's foreign relations committee, he explored ways of reducing the threat from conventional weapons and, with Republican Senator Richard G. Lugar, co-authored a law extending US cooperation in identifying and ...
In March 2014 the 113th Congress (2013–15) was constituted as follows: Senate—53 Democrats, 45 Republicans and 2 ind. ... he explored ways of reducing the threat from conventional weapons and, with Republican Senator Richard G. Lugar, ...
... According to the constitution of 1831, Belgium is a constitutional, representative and hereditary monarchy. ... 1984. Offspring: Prince Amedeo, b. 21 Feb. 1986; Princess Maria Laura, b. 26 Aug. 1988; Prince Joachim, b. 9 Dec.