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A meeting between Mr Barak and Yasser Arafat in Ramallah on May 7th also produced no breakthrough, according to the Israeli and Palestinian press.

Still, continuous monitoring is an important breakthrough, according to experts like Dr. Aaron Kowalski, scientific program director for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

But the big breakthrough, according to Traffic's Tom Milliken, came when Britain's Prince Philip gave a rousing speech at an event organised by the World Wildlife Fund, which encouraged Japan's crown prince to speak out.

But Nabil Abu Rudaineh, a spokesman for the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, who met with Mr. Mitchell in Jordan on Sunday, said that it was "premature to talk about a real breakthrough," according to the official Palestinian news agency, WAFA.

The software is a major breakthrough, according to Dr Julian Sefthe-Green, the director of WAC Performing Arts and Media College (formally the Weekend Arts College) in north London.

A diehard group of party rebels, who would like to remove the prime minister immediately, will significantly grow in numbers over the next 17 months if the Tories fail to achieve a breakthrough, according to MPs inside and outside the government.

Initiatives aimed at breaking down resistance, however, have achieved "major breakthroughs", according to Ali.

Mr. Mekdad's talks with administration officials in Washington last week did not produce any specific breakthroughs, according to an American official.

Abu Zubaydah had provided much valuable information under less severe treatment, and the harsher handling produced no breakthroughs, according to one former intelligence official with direct knowledge of the case.

TRADE PARLEY -- The United States is playing host to trade ministers from 15 World Trade Organization members today in the hope of reaching a breakthrough accord on national subsidies to farmers, long a bone of contention between Washington and the European Union.

In a breakthrough accord on Thursday, the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, which include the United States and Russia, the Syrian government's most powerful ally, agreed on a resolution that would require Syria to give up its chemical weapons, although there would be no automatic penalties if the Syrians failed to comply.