Investigators from the United Nations nuclear watchdog ended two days of talks with Iranian officials on Thursday with no apparent breakthrough on their request to visit a military site to investigate allegations that Iran may have carried out tests on triggers for atomic weapons.
President Obama recently wrapped up a meeting in Tokyo with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, where the leaders once again failed to make a breakthrough on their deadlock in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement.
Others suggest staying in touch with subjects so they can be consulted on new projects — and because under current practices they tend to learn of breakthroughs based on their own DNA only if they become close readers of scientific journals.
Dr. Hu said the Chinese had come up with the breakthrough idea on their own in the 1970's.
In slightly grubbier fashion, The Soft Bulletin helped Warners see the light, too: after years of bemoaning the band's lack of commercial success, they suddenly had a mainstream breakthrough act on their books.
The rebels claimed breakthroughs on other fronts, saying their fighters had started battling for Sabha, another of the colonel's stronghold in the south, and in Zuwarah in the west, where they said they had captured a military base.
Over the past decade, though, her focus narrowed on DNA breakthroughs and their effect on the public.
Another wicket or two would have put England in a position of real strength, but Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane calmly saw out the last six overs to leave the hosts requiring early breakthroughs on Sunday to keep alive their hopes of an unlikely win.
Ambition burns so brightly in the acting on their breakthrough shows, many newly available on DVD, that you can feel the heat.
His rough-edged individuality may account for his endurance on the Broadway stage in an era when other promising musical actors -- including Larry Kert, Robert Goulet and Robert Morse -- proved unable to follow through on their breakthrough successes.
