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WASHINGTON — President Obama on Thursday will unveil nearly $17 billion in additional budget cuts for the coming fiscal year to showcase what a top adviser called a "constant" effort to find savings at a time when the government's costs for bailouts, health care and wars are mounting far faster.

The engine is mounted far back in the chassis (though it's still a front-mid-engined configuration), which gives it an advantage in both ride and handling.

This caused the guns to be mounted far back in the turret, making the ports very large.

With college costs and student debt rising -- some 42 million Americans, or 1 in 8, collectively owe more than $1.3 trillion -- concerns are mounting that far too many households have been defrauded by colleges making unsupported claims about their students' career prospects while peddling credentials of questionable value and saddling students with unpayable debt.

Now a Fianna Fáil knee-deep in southern domestic problems, which are mounting by the day, is far less likely to be distracted by the allure of marriage with the SDLP.

The past is harder to see from the Futurliner's driver's seat, partly because the prodigiously large rearview mirrors are mounted too far back for the pilot to use without contorting in his throne-like central perch.

There are mounting concerns that elements of the far-right have found new oxygen in the crisis by tapping into ordinary people's fears that Europe's largest economy may be unable to cope with the decision to allow so many to take refuge within its borders.

And there are mounting signs that the problems could be far broader.

The complaints are mounting.

Album sales are mounting.

Health scares are mounting.