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This week, a compromise seemed to be emerging that would see some workers able to retire on full salaries, but not new recruits and only those who fulfilled new, far stricter, rules on retirement age and length of service.

Couple that development with the rising African-American and Hispanic populations and a new voting bloc may be emerging that could potentially re-shape the entire political map of the South.

"A consensus seems to be emerging that more is needed".

A consensus seems to be emerging that it is time for airlines to learn lessons from other mature sectors, such as cars.

A consensus seems to be emerging that the worst may be over, primarily because of the unexpectedly strong actions on the part of the European Central Bank to pump more money into Europe's banking system.

European Flat racing's other major power, the Ballydoyle-Coolmore axis, has also proved more than willing to keep Classic and Group One winners in training at four in recent years, and a new Godolphin-led orthodoxy seems to be emerging, that a colt's stud value is something to be proved over time rather than defended at all costs.

New technology is emerging that will allow for "designer generations".

"A situation is emerging that is quite new in modern British history.

A new gay silhouette is emerging that isn't on the Atkins' diet.

Despite failures, success stories are emerging that may be relevant to the Australian experience.

"New language is emerging that has nothing to do with the convention.