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The choices that Zigler and Donaghy have made here almost entirely undermine Chekhov's enduring capacity to surprise.

Though infuriated by calls for the horse's retirement, following four defeats in five races, Paul Nicholls wants to satisfy himself beyond any doubt as to the veteran's enduring capacity to enjoy his vocation.

If 2014 was the year when boxing itself made a comeback as spectacular as any renaissance witnessed in the ring then 2015 seems destined to underscore the fight game's enduring capacity to counter-punch the critics.

In a real sense, the team led by Puyol do represent everyone who cares about the health of the world's game, its enduring capacity to not only entertain but also entrance.

If avoiding higher prices is the primary justification for "guest-workers", saying so would at least make the proposal more credible than the circular economic logic the Bush administration currently cites.Chris HansenShorewood, WisconsinGoing for goldSIR – So gold has an "enduring capacity to disappoint" ("The little yellow god", December 3rd).

It was indeed and remained so for two unflagging weeks and, last night in the Olympic Stadium, the instinct was not to disinter old arguments but to celebrate the enduring capacity of sport, however flawed and filled with doubt at times, to lift up the people, remind them more of what they share than what keeps them apart.

It is the enduring capacity of his starting XI, the one that has lost only once since 3 March and has repeatedly found the means to get the job done.

"Some people may say", he writes, "that I am a weak person; well, then, let me be!" He has come to realise that what seems weakness to the insecure warriors is actually great and enduring strength: a capacity to compassionately understand the self and other.

All the same, the disappearance of Mr. Daly's flag left many at No. 315 upset, shocked and angry at the city's enduring capacity for gratuitously hurtful acts.

Russia's power there is waning, but the Kremlin still wields much influence and an enduring capacity for stirring the pot.Seen from the Kremlin, the Balts have gone, probably for good, as they eagerly head towards membership of the European Union and perhaps, one day, even NATO.

Fabius listed the other "indispensable" conditions as enduring constraints on Iran's capacity to carry out research and development, and rigorous inspection of all suspect sites, including military facilities.