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In Kinshasa, capital of Congo, he politely suggested to Joseph Kabila that he should not run for a third term as president, but could instead pave the way towards an orderly transition after 13 often deadly years in power.

This tragic myopia is astounding to me, because the GOP should be poised to take back the White House but are instead paving the way for Hillary Clinton, a candidate they loathe.

In Gaza, Mahmoud Zahar, a senior Hamas official, said the deal was "small and symbolic" but could pave the way to a more comprehensive agreement.

The talks were very limited but could pave the wave for discussion of bigger issues such as North Korea's nuclear programme, says the BBC's Seoul correspondent Lucy Williamson.

As Wong notes, this is still a very early-stage effort but could pave the way for some very interesting equity moves ahead.

But it could pave the way for the privatisation of the NHS, she says.

The call--the first from deep sea to space--doesn't break any new scientific ground, but it could pave the way for future interplanetary communication.

The bills are unlikely to go anywhere once Democrats take control of the House next month, but they could pave the path for future legislation.

Sauber's sponsorship deal with Amul, an Indian milk brand, is only for the India Grand Prix, but the race could pave the way to bigger things.

The footage will not be broadcast but the move could pave the way for the first live coverage of crown court cases.

Wales have two scrum-halves in their World Cup squad, with Gareth Davies and Lloyd Williams already selected, but the injury could pave the way for a return of Mike Phillips.