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Jack the Ripper, who was never caught, became an industry, whereas the solution "Zodiac" proposes is convincing enough to forestall a stream of books and films in which the Zodiac turns out to be Spiro Agnew, say, or Janis Joplin.

On Friday, Ukraine said that it would make a $786 million payment toward the debt, but it was not immediately clear whether that would be enough to forestall a cutoff.

He may have been calculating that he could cooperate enough to forestall a United Nations-sanctioned invasion, keeping open his options to resume his weapons programs after the world became preoccupied with some other crisis.

But will this latest move by the bankers be enough to forestall a panic?

In a nutshell, I think it's impossible to cut spending enough to forestall a fiscal crisis, that taxes will eventually be raised a lot, that it would be economically debilitating to raise income tax rates as high as would be necessary to get the necessary revenue, and that a broad-based consumption tax such as a VAT would be much less damaging to the economy than very large budget deficits.

Even partial success by the time Canadians pack away their barbecues might be enough to forestall an election this year.

To be re-elected, Mr. Bloomberg will need to convince Democratic voters in this overwhelmingly Democratic city that he still thinks like them, while keeping the city's Republicans contented enough to forestall any serious competition for the party nomination.

Will her having "blown the whistle" on its failings chasten her opponent enough to forestall any Obamacare attacks?

Ms. Nash's score (which recycles several songs from her former band Talking to Animals) varies the moods just enough to forestall monotony while sustaining a fateful and blaring momentum.

Removing reserves at the right rate fast enough to forestall serious inflation, but not so fast as to thwart a recovery is a very difficult balancing act.

Goals on reducing greenhouse gases announced by major industrialised nations are a step forward, but not enough to forestall the disastrous effects of climate change by the middle of this century, UN officials said yesterday.