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However, in a country in which the most common reason for being arrested is drug offenses (overwhelmingly, marijuana possession) and which spends tens of billions of dollars on policing and incarcerating drug offenders, these well-intended efforts don't stand a chance.

Josh Lacey Marcel Benabou In 1986, the Moroccan-born Marcel Benabou published a book called Why I Have Not Written Any of My Books, which proposes to explain why he has not yet got started as a writer, and which spends its pages trying to get him started and failing throughout.

Percentage of households with income in bottom 40% and which spend more than 30% on housing.

Mr Aznar was born into a country which, as he puts it, "had a liberal revolution, but never a national one", and which spent most of the 20th century paying for its consequent weakness.

The United States, which last simplified its tax code in 1986, and which spent the next two decades feverishly unsimplifying it, may soon be coming to a point of renewed fiscal catharsis.

The group behind the ads was listed as a Nevada-based super PAC called It's Now or Never, for which Mr. Ferate served as treasurer, and which spent at least $140,000 on the campaign.

Although the Government will not breach its pledge to spend 0.7 per cent of Gross National Income on aid, the Treasury will pare back projects abroad by departments such as the Foreign Office and Energy and Climate Change and, which spent £343m and £225m respectively on them last year.

Dot com excesses startups with scant business plans and which spent millions on forgettable Super Bowl ads —were borne of cheap money (insert usual snide reference to pets.com).com

Where would the final balance between spending cuts and tax hikes come out, and which spending programs would be curtailed?

Now the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which spends billions on global health, is taking a direct route to ensuring coverage.

India, where fuel costs $1.28, falling oil prices are a big relief for both consumers and the government, which spends billions on fuel subsidies.