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But further help will come only on tougher conditions such as holding a democratic presidential election.

Foreign direct investment "comes when there is profitability and does not come only on account of zero tax".

The mea culpas, when they come, usually come only on the Internet, where they are apt to reach fewer people.

Actual results come only on May 16th and health warnings about any opinion polls are necessarily routine.

With determined action, the international community can ensure that the hopes of another generation of Iranians do not go unfulfilled, and that their joyful memories do not come only on the soccer pitch.

The Arabs will still denounce Israel, offer money to Mr Arafat's beleaguered Palestinian Authority (PA) and rehearse the mantra that peace can come only on the basis of the usual UN resolutions.

The fur, which often came only on one side of a jacket or half its back, were woven in ways that could be understood only by examining the craftsmanship close up.

And even the one "no" vote for the Nobel prize came only on the grounds of Roth's retirement.

The first food drop came only on October 20th.

Silently, of course, through the pane of glass, where death comes only on a smaller scale.

In July, mainland tourists, once restricted to coming only on tour groups, began arriving independently by ferry from Xiamen.