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Conservationists report that the danger of landmines acts as a far greater deterrent than law enforcement.
Dr. Schimmack points to daily Gallup surveys, at well-beingindex.com, as a far more rigorous approach.
But any rescue attempt will see HMV emerge as a far smaller business.
Most open web advocates see Facebook as a far worse offender.
He described Afghanistan as "a far more complex environment than I ever found in Iraq".
"This struck me at the time – and still does – as a far healthier approach," Allen says.
The fall of the Berlin Wall registers only dimly, as a far-off event.
But IMF director Christine Lagarde has described this scenario as "a far-fetched fantasy".
Pape denounced Loucks as a "far-right radical" and a "right-wing extremist".
It has been described as a far-right, political death-match somewhere between King Lear and Dallas.
Returning to his beloved Paris after the Liberation, he reported, as a Far-Flung Correspondent, on the scarcity of food.
