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It collects Faust's first two records for Polydor; its classic "Faust Tapes" home recordings; a CD containing two very different but equally ahead-of-their-time albums released after the band's initial breakup; and a disc of BBC sessions and previously unreleased experiments.

It's much easier to let go of something vital to you if you see something equally engaging ahead.

The Knicks 14-300) fell to 0-2 on this five-game trip, with an equally tough game ahead Wednesday in Salt Lake City.

Whilst we all have sympathy for those who are being made redundant, there is another group of people who have an equally daunting prospect ahead of them.

And he faces fierce pressure from abroad to revamp the Palestinians' entire political, security and economic set-up.Israel's prime minister, Ariel Sharon, who has dubbed 2005 "the year of opportunity", has equally daunting tasks ahead.

Speaking to reporters afterward, Ms. Dammann, 47, said the verdict vindicated her painful emotional decision to come out as a lesbian but meant equally difficult times ahead for the church.

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On the right, the socially conservative, ultra-liberal former prime minister François Fillon emerged victorious in November, capturing the les Républicains nomination in equally unforeseen fashion, ahead of a former president, Nicolas Sarkozy, and the long-standing favourite, Alain Juppé, another former premier.

And, last but equally important, stay ahead of the pack in identifying ways to stay relevant to people's lives.

While prisoner voting has brought the underlying conflict between Westminster and Strasbourg to the fore, there is a possibility that equally contentious issues lie ahead.

In an era when skyjacking was shockingly common, they pulled off the longest-­distance hijacking in American aviation history, and then, equally amazingly, stayed mostly ahead of the law ever since.