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Neighboring Iran, in particular, having deposed its own shah, is not pleased at the prospect of a restored king next door, diplomats say.
Democrats and Republicans alike agreed today that parachuting former Representative Bob Franks into the race for the Republican nomination for governor has restored Republican prospects that had been badly tarnished under the man he replaces, Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco.
What is your desired end state?" "I'd like to restore the prospect of a reflective and reasoned dialogue," Jarecki said.
"We must work to restore the prospect of failure," Plosser said in prepared remarks to a gathering in Altoona, Penn.
Some of these restrictions will not only prohibit future harm but also, over time, should help restore the prospect of competition that was destroyed by Microsoft's violations.
But the boom in New York, exacerbating its neighbor's decline in previous decades, ultimately helped restore its prospects.
Making matters worse, these budget lines are the last to be restored when economic prospects brighten.
The prospect of a president restoring the role suffered a fatal blow when George Bush took his Potemkin flight toward a "Mission Accomplished" banner.
In 2012, Madrid restored a decade-old permit to prospect for oil off the coast of Fuerteventura and Lanzarote, but it was then put on hold following challenges on environmental grounds.
