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Argentina is tipped to be Latin America's star performer, with 5.5% growth this year, but Brazil's growth is forecast at only 1.3ASIAN OUTLOOK  The consensus on Indonesia's economic prospects is ever gloomier.

There's no consensus on that one.

There seems to be little prospect for consensus on the moral status of people with the most severe cognitive disabilities.

I'm making a point of posting scouting reports on prospects I have ranked higher or lower than consensus, and Michigan State defensive tackle Jerel Worthy is one of those players.

The prospects for bipartisan consensus on a way forward for the country seem as remote as ever.Still out there, with baggageKasit Piromya, Thailand's splenetic foreign minister, has complained that other countries are not helping Thailand to catch a "bloody terrorist".

The House last week passed the first of a series of bills Mr. Kline has introduced in an effort to rewrite the No Child law, but there has been no prospect for bipartisan consensus on a full rewrite in the House or the Senate.

He said he was doubtful that convincing the public of a scientific consensus on climate change would help advance the prospects for political action.

But without such a consensus, the prospects for a solution – and an ageing society – are bleak.

In August last year he sent a report to parliament in which he wrote that there was little prospect of an international consensus on it and that its introduction would simply drive capital to unregulated off-shore markets.

Congress and the Clinton administration are heading into another battle over taxes and spending with a bigger pot of money on the table, no consensus on how to use it and election-year politics complicating the prospects for any compromise.

They could soon begin to sell off assets and embrace the "Lose for Hughes" strategy and set their sights on consensus No. 1 prospect Jack Hughes.