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But those improvements will end up bringing down the cost of solar lighting for the poor.

Mr. Cameron should beware — in encouraging those who wish to separate the U.K. from the E.U. — that he may end up bringing down his own union.

And if Ignatieff does end up bringing down the government sooner rather than later – which now seems unlikely – and Canadians have to go back to the polls, the country will survive.

Graduate school is expensive, there's no way around that, but your extra schooling might not end up bringing back as high of a return as you expected -- especially if you are too expensive to be hired for the jobs you are looking at.

Sometimes, the things that threaten to tear us apart end up bringing us together.

Few people in Washington think that Mueller will end up bringing charges against the President.

"We ended up bringing the food inside".

On Tuesday night, it was expected to fetch $5 million to $7 million but ended up bringing $6.2 million or $7.1 million, including Sotheby's fees.

"We had a televised debate on devolution for Scotland and Wales, the Sunday before the referendums were held, which ended up bringing down the Callaghan government," he says.

The concept was part of Mr. Buttet's response to the crisis that had hit the Swiss watchmaking industry in 2008 and that had ended up bringing down his company.

Suharto's government was forced to cut food and fuel subsidies in order to meet the I.M.F.'s fiscal targets, and the subsequent riots ended up bringing down the dictator.