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Yet the EU's military plans still need to meet some crucial tests, if Europe and America are to avoid an unwanted crisis.Next week's pledging conference is the only certain success.

The same day, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) warned that as people live longer, they must save more if they are to avoid an impoverished old age.Down there in the pews, no one is paying any attention.

"We will need to accept a slower process if we are to avoid an acrimonious process," a diplomat said this week, calling for "a balance between speed and thoroughness, because the thing that Afghanistan doesn't have is time".

The Tynesiders have won four of their last six games against these opponents, however, and if they are to avoid an immediate return to the second tier, they must win any home game that offers them hope.

Breathless audiences are now likely to be asked: 'Is there anybody here... who is vulnerable, of nervous disposition, or likely to sue?' Indeed, a whole list of disclaimers must be added to the spiritualists' spiel if they are to avoid an avalanche of writs following the repeal next month of the Fraudulent Mediums Act, to be replaced by the new Consumer Protection Regulations.

If the Giants are to avoid an 0-2 stand and cool Manning — he threw for 302 yards and 5 touchdowns in the second half against the Ravens — game film must serve as a tutorial on what not to do, Kiwanuka said.

He will present tough austerity measures, arguing that they are inevitable if we are to avoid a sovereign debt crisis.

Liberals everywhere must respond, and respond fast, if decent British political principles are to avoid a similar fate.

Reasons to convert a procedure are to avoid a complication to occur or because of a complication that occurred.

"The whole purpose of it was to avoid an American attack," a participant in the discussions recalled last week.

The purpose of the range adjustment is to avoid an occurrence of zero in dual variables.