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1. The black beret is also worn by several Portuguese civil forces, like the Bomb disposal unit of the Public Security Police, the Prison Guard Corps and the Civil Defense.
2. The raid conducted by National Guardia Civil forces in the Catalonia region follows two days of raids by the local police force of Basque country, another of Spain's autonomous regions.
3. Legislator Ray Lau Kong-wah, also spokesman for the Civil Force, said the Provisional Regional Council was planning to build a recreational facility at the former site of the Whitehead Detention Centre.
4. In the civil forces, any police " chief ", unlikely anywhere elese in the world, are required to hold a full degree in Law and have law practicising experienced of, at least, three years.
5. On 14 March 2013, LegCo member Lam Tai-fai told the press on that he had already joined the Civil Force on 1 January 2013, which made the organisation retained one seat in the Legislative Council.
6. In a region where police forces are despised as brutal and corrupt, the 6, 600 officers of the Nicaraguan police ( a single civil force that covers the whole country ) earn improbable praise from all quarters.
7. "What capabilities, what possibilities they will have, whether it would be paramilitary, military or civil forces _ of course it's subject to negotiations, " the former Russian prime minister told reporters after meeting U . N . Secretary-General Kofi Annan.
8. In 2014, Regina Ip's 2015 District Council election, the first election after the Umbrella Revolution, the pan-democrats made a surprising advance in the district, doubling their seats from 8 to 19 seats by defeating a number of veteran Civil Force councillors.
9. "What capabilities . . . they will have, whether it would be paramilitary, military or civil forces _ of course it's subject to negotiations, " the former Russian prime minister told reporters after meeting U . N . Secretary-General Kofi Annan.
10. The "'Civil Democratic Movement "'or Democratic Civil Current or Democratic Civilian Current was a coalition aimed at " establish [ ing ] a civil force to counter the control of the Muslim Brotherhood and religious movements on the entirety of state institutions ".