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It also explains why only 54 countries recognise Kosovo's independence.The greatest success of Kosovo has been to avert a Serb exodus.

Landsbanki's chief executive, Sigurjón Árnason, the architect of Icesave, explained in early 2007 how easy it had been to avert a wholesale funding crisis by turning to UK savers: "What we considered a permanent solution was simply not being as dependent on the financial markets.

An overriding imperative in the United States, he says, should be to avert a drastic economic slowdown.

"Pasok's strategy," said Theodore Pangalos, a senior party member and former foreign minister, "was to avert a crushing defeat nationwide.

But this is more a plea for wiser policymakers than a case against reducing rates.Another reason for caution, voiced by Mr Trichet, is to avert a "liquidity trap".

If it is to avert a decline, the country must follow the same path as the rest of the global industry.

The principal goal of the postwar economic settlement was to avert a recurrence of the protectionism associated with economic depression and the rise of, well, Hitler.

Yet if one of Mr Sanader's hopes from better relations was to avert a bad year for Croatian tourism, he may not have done enough.

Of course when parliament was asked to bomb Syria as part of Operation Hornets Nest it was to avert a humanitarian crisis.

Without the analytical aid of a computer system, Mr. Bryant said, the bureau's counterterrorism program would be hobbled, particularly if the goal was to avert a crime.

Following the ratification and final approval by the Football Association in February 1992, the next step for the Premier League founders was to avert a players' strike.