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And India maintains good links with the generals in Myanmar who throttled the country's democratic movement.Despite differences over Iraq and Pakistan, however, relations with America are probably, as Mr Sinha boasts, better than ever.

WB is said to be improved and the TruePic III processor boasts better color quality.

The Stylus 8010 boasts better waterproofing and "crush-proofing" than any of the other cameras, but it's also the biggest and heaviest by some margin.

Tmsuk also says the new robot boasts better speech recognition – that's right, Hanako 2 can discuss her condition with the dentist.

But they reminded everyone of the danger they posed when Marta, who boasts better than a goal-a-game ratio for her country, drew a save from Bardsley with a low strike from a tight angle.

Two notable exceptions are the very hip Indigo in Bombay, with its eclectic wine list, which boasts better Indian wines and Diva, the darling of Delhi's Italian ex-patriot community, which offers surprising breadth, from champagnes to grappas.

If both are available, it will tip the scales even further in favor of the Celtics, who boast better depth at every position, particularly in the frontcourt.

He says the party must boast better about its achievements, expose the Tories "for what they really are" and "show we've the ideas which can progress and improve the country".

The authors, who have been reporting on the subject for more than a decade, found that none of the six major Hollywood movie studios boasted better than 20% figures for female, minority and LGBT characters and female writers and directors.

But since then Paris has not only lost out to London as a financial centre, but dropped out of the top ten and now trails behind even Geneva and Zurich.It is a similar story in gastronomy, where some Spanish and Scandinavian cities as well as London now boast better restaurants.

Aside from a spell of cohabitation, when Lionel Jospin served under Jacques Chirac, the last occupant of Matignon, the prime minister's official residence, to survive five years in the job was Raymond Barre, under Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, in 1976-81 and that was in the days of seven-year presidential terms.Mr Fillon is also breaking ground by boasting better ratings than his boss.