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a mechanism to permit the U.S.* Ambassador in a count.r­
experiencing a serious refugee emergencyj on determinitiof
of specific4 conditions (including the possibility that UNHCR
cannot respond quickly enough), to make funds or other emer-
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agencies until reua prgam assistance is established. A . A
*forinulainvoking $25#000 for instant obligation, with a reserve
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of up to $100 1000 per crisis per country, would be reasonable,.
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tory,state. Amng the first group are Sithole and ftuzorewa.
Zimnbabweans who cannot, receive UNHCR assistance as a group
because OAU pressure limits assistance to .patriotic Front
Refugees. "Transitional" categories range from Ugandans or
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