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Baghdad ranked 221st, remaining at the bottom of the list.It was followed by Bangui in the Central African Republic, N'Djamena in Chad, Khartoum in Sudan and Tbilisi in Georgia.
巴格達(dá)排名再次墊底，此外，排在榜單倒數(shù)幾位的依次爲(wèi)中非共和國首都班吉、乍得首都恩賈梅納、囌丹首都喀土穆和格魯吉亞首都第比利斯。
The importance of U.N. peacekeeping can be seen in its budget, which has risen to more than $6.5 billion this year for missions in countries such as Sudan, Chad, Georgia, Haiti and Lebanon.
聯(lián)郃國維和部隊的重要性可以從它的財政預(yù)算中看出來。今年，維和部隊在囌丹、乍得、格魯吉亞、海地、和黎巴嫩等國家的行動預(yù)算超過65億美元。
The U.N. Security Council is preparing to hear objections from Georgia over Russia's recent announcement that it would build stronger ties with two separatist regions located within Georgia's borders.
聯(lián)郃國安理會準(zhǔn)備聽取格魯吉亞對俄羅斯最近宣佈將和格魯吉亞境內(nèi)兩個執(zhí)意獨(dú)立的地區(qū)建立更堅固的關(guān)系表達(dá)的反對意見。

Similar stories, documenting both the general Shevardnadze-led repression and the extensive use of torture under his leadership can be found in Zviad Gamsakhurdia's Russian-language book on "Torture in Georgia" (1976), in N.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Eduard Shevardnadze's Bloody Past

(HISTORICAL PERIOD) relating to the period when Kings George I, II, III, and IV were kings of Britain, from 1714 to 1830
(GEOGRAPHY) belonging to or relating to the country of Georgia, its people, or its language
a person from Georgia

Georgian means belonging to or connected with Britain in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, during the reigns of King George I to King George IV. (1819)
Georgian means belonging or relating to Georgia, or to its people or culture.
A Georgian is a Georgian citizen, or a person of Georgian origin.