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Only a quarter of the 110,000 new houses needed each year are being built, because of the public sector's incompetence and its unwillingness to involve the private sector.Mr Chávez argues that capitalism is the source of all evil: poverty, inequality and corruption are all laid at the door of "savage neoliberalism".

In a trip to Beijing earlier this year, Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott and other senior officials sought to explain to the Chinese, including Mr. Sha, that the system was not a threat to China and was not being built because of concerns about China.

But if big companies aren't being built because of this small thinking, we'll all suffer sooner or later.

It was a good deal, and plenty of "dentist boats" were built because of it.

(Drexler himself has said such self-replicating machines would be unlikely to be built because of their inefficiency in manufacturing).

"We lose far more roundabouts that could have been built, because of city councils or a trucking company," says Mr Walsh.

Structural analysis is easier now, though, than it was when the bridge was built, because of the improvement in computers.

It could not be learned tonight how many miles of new roads would not be built because of the moratorium.

Enoch Powell might have been predicting rivers of blood, but today's Britain was built because of their rivers of sweat.

Ms. MacMurray said the whole city benefited when a green roof was built, because of their ability to retain storm water.

Allowing new runways at both airports would be a mistake and "could mean neither is built" because of the risk of a legal challenge.