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The difficulties at Rossington are the same faced elsewhere: how to raise investment cash for developing new seams at a time when UK Coal is tied into many low-price, long-term contracts and power generators are happy to obtain their supplies from abroad.

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The real problem is elsewhere: how to resolve the conflict.

I hope that the administration will learn from its recent nation-building efforts elsewhere how best to provide this troubled nation with the support it needs to achieve stability and renewal.

In other words, there is a debate under way in China, as elsewhere, about how to adapt to globalization.

As a result, Davol halted production in August 2005 of the extra-large patches, began to hold training sessions for doctors in Germany and started work on revising its instructions to doctors elsewhere about how to implant the device, Bard said.

If the ideas generated last year, in the report of the UN secretary general's independent expert advisory group (Ieag) and elsewhere, about how to improve data production and use are to become real, then they will need investments.

A second is that, in making justice swifter and involving victims and communities in sentencing, the government may be short-selling offenders' right to the due process of law.The third worry is that the reforms involve a large bet on payment by results before there is clear evidence in Britain or elsewhere on how to make it work in criminal justice.

Their experiences offer important insights for mainstream policy makers and program managers (in the United States and elsewhere) about how to design effective children's accounts policy.

This paper reviews the constraints in view of the increased understanding of the past 5 years and looks at several new approaches, presently being evaluated in Melbourne and elsewhere, on how to make progress.

Whether this experience can be replicated elsewhere, and how to ensure that the programs are eventually phased out to prevent their coming in the way of reallocation, are open issues.