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Subjects: two rival neutralists returning from the Belgrade Conference, recharging their batteries in Venice on Monday.

Smyrna, people in Sofia, people in Belgrade, in Adrianople, in Paris, in Lyons, people all over Europe, who could answer them.

When Lawrence Eagleburger left the State Department in 1984, having been ambassador to Yugoslavia, he became simultaneously a partner of Kissinger Associates, a director of a wholly owned banking subsidiary of the Ljubljanska Banka, a bank then owned by the Belgrade regime, and the American representative of the Yugo mini-car.

I met Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and the forthcoming Austrian demarche at Belgrade was alluded to by his Excellency in the conversation that ensued.

The network extended from Belgrade to the main garrisons in the country, Zagreb, Skoplje, and Sarajevo.

I expect Loveday went along Belgrade Road in a bus one day and the name stuck in her mind.

He laughed at himself for being like a conventional old fuddy-duddy, and then he saw Belgrade Road ahead of him, debauching at a right angle from the main street.

A lot of people in Belgrade Road let rooms and he talked to half a dozen landladies who sent him off to other landladies.

Facing the rose-pink house and on the corner of the only side street to run out of Belgrade Road was a little shop, a general store, very like those to be found in the villages near Kingsmarkham.

Through the falling silvery rain, under the messy clouds which were streaming across the sky from behind the-grey church spire, Belgrade Road looked utterly commonplace.

He even knew just why Loveday had picked on Belgrade Road and that colourful house opposite the shop as an address to give Peggy Pope.

Those wonderful clinics in Mexico City, Singapore, and Belgrade closed up in the middle of the night and all those nice counselors disappeared like ghosts.

He goes on the road with Neroda, who really directs the ballet: Paris, Belgrade, Salonika.

Instead of continuing along the coast into Greece, we decided to go up through the mountains to Sarajevo, on to Belgrade and on along the Danube towards Bucharest, giving Greece a miss altogether.

After these losses, the emperors of the Comnenian family continued to reign from the Danube to Peloponnesus, and from Belgrade to Nice, Trebizond, and the winding stream of the Meander.