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The president's proposal addresses derivatives, mortgages, capital, and even, in the wake of the American International Group fiasco, insurance companies.

It rose even after the Bush administration's rescue plan for banks had initially foundered in Congress and even in the wake of a dismal employment report on Friday.

And even in the wake of New Hampshire, he continued the parade of endorsements that played directly into Mr. McCain's claim that what was happening in the Republican primary was a coronation, not an election.

When he was PM between 1997 and 2007, defence spending was fairly stable at 2.5 per cent and, even in the wake of the hated Iraq War, you won't find too many ambitious Labour MPs calling for the scrapping of the Trident nuclear deterrent.

But the newlywed Lord Coe, a former Conservative member of parliament, is now in for another very public year, and even in the wake of the riots of this month, there have been surprisingly few concerns about the buildup to London, which will stage the Games for the first time since 1948.

The Dodgers are barely above average, and, even in the wake of their first pinch-hit walk-off home in nearly three years, they are barely looking like they can turn that into something truly valuable.

And yet, even in the wake of multiple mass shootings, their gun owning rights seem as fortified as ever.

Even in the wake of a series of memorable, boastful and grotesque communications between traders, watchdogs still manage to produce one of the most eye-catching.

Firms have been successfully sued even in the wake of a consensual affair between a boss and a subordinate.

Economists clung to this theory even in the wake of the Depression of the 1930s.

Chelsea's restaurant scene continues to flourish, even in the wake of the economic downturn.