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It has also made campaigners seriously doubt the government's ambitious closure plans.
Last year, the post office announced an ambitious cost-cutting plan, including the closure of 3,700 rural post offices, for potential savings of $6.5 billion.
He called the entry "tired" and wrote that it was "both too ambitious and not epic enough" to bring closure to Millennium.
New club rules Dis-closure Random harvest ReprintsEven this less ambitious agenda, however, proved thorny.
The Rover and Vauxhall closures were a weird comeuppance for an able, ambitious politician who learned his protesting cadences while agitating for the teachers' unions in the north-east.
A more ambitious book might have told a continuous story instead of leaping ahead by decades to seek closure.
"Bain Capital undertook an ambitious plan in 1993 to turnaround GSI, a struggling manufacturer of specialty steel products that was slated for closure if no investor could be found.
This means that the government has considerable room of manoeuvre left to push for more ambitious environmental policies, though perhaps in more incremental form, rather than under a constitutional "one Earth" mandate and rapid closure of nuclear power plants.
