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At the time, both the Americans and the Pakistanis hailed Baradar's arrest as a breakthrough in their difficult relationship.

On 25 November 2014, investigators made a breakthrough in their search for links between the ultras and organised crime.

"The women who come want to have a breakthrough in their skiing," said Ms. Densmore, who has taught women's clinics for 25 years.

Chairs of select committees have made a breakthrough in their attempts to secure greater powers over the selection of heads of departmental agencies, regulators and quangos.

Savoring an important breakthrough in their Bletchley dormitory room in 1943, Susan and her friends promise one another that after the war they will never be "ordinary".

Many of those who helped draft the measure defend it as a vital breakthrough in their years-long effort to pinpoint weaknesses in the science behind costly regulations.

HOW have previous presidents been able to make breakthroughs in their second term?

Yet presidents have made breakthroughs in their second term amid Congressional investigations.

Both Niall FitzGerald and Antony Burgmans, the co-chairmen of Unilever, arrived in New York on Friday and have been waiting anxiously for breakthroughs in their bid to acquire Bestfoods.

Now, in collaboration with Joshua Nicholson of Virginia Tech, he has published a paper in Nature that asks whether America's National Institutes of Health (NIH) awards its grants effectively, ie, to those most likely to make fundamental breakthroughs in their fields.

Clinton advisers are also devising campaign roles for prominent female supporters who made breakthroughs in their own fields, including the tennis champion Billie Jean King Geraldine Ferraroo, the vice-presidential nominee in 1984; and former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.