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The muesli offensive was designed to squeeze the Lib Dems ruthlessly, yet they nearly took Bromley last Thursday as Tory voters failed to turn out.
But in engines designed to squeeze the fuel-air mixture to very high pressures before igniting it with the spark plug, high-octane fuel burns predictably and can produce more horsepower.
The South African sporting boycott, though, was matched for many years by a tightening array of other penalties designed to squeeze the economy and turn the land into a pariah state.
The measures, designed to squeeze the regime of Kim Jong Il without giving it an excuse to retaliate, demonstrate a welcome coolness and steeliness in South Korea's president, Lee Myung-bak.
Designed to squeeze the air out of bulky items like down jackets to create more space, the bags are especially useful on homeward trips when you aren't concerned about wrinkled clothes and want more space for souvenirs.
It appeared designed to squeeze the pips from small businesses in the slightest trouble, if possible driving them to the wall to dump their assets on the bank's balance sheet.
Yet, despite Cuba's proximity to the US, Washington's 50-year-old trade embargo - which was designed to squeeze this island's communist government from power - means there's no American investment here.
Mr. Marchionne has long envisioned a fully integrated Fiat-Chrysler as the first step in a continuing consolidation designed to squeeze out the excess capacity that plagues the car industry, particularly in Fiat's home market.
ASSOCIATED PRESS How a Fiat-Chrysler Merger Could Work | Sergio Marchionne has long envisioned a fully integrated Fiat-Chrysler as the first step in a continuing consolidation designed to squeeze out the excess capacity that plagues the car industry, particularly in Fiat's home market, Rob Cox of Reuters Breakingviews writes.
"We are totally dependent on that farmland". He believes the settlement and the barrier together are designed to squeeze out the villagers.
The whole system just seems designed to squeeze everyone but the already rich out of pursuing studies in arts and humanities, since the investment is unlikely to be recouped by subsequent work opportunities.
