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Prolonged war has deepened sectarian hatreds that will make it harder than ever to put Syria back together.

With so much at stake, it's more important than ever to put your own safeguards and checks in place.

The solution is some dead easy recipes that taste otherworldly but don't take for ever to put together.

What with free agency and international scouting, it is harder than ever to put up a hockey dynasty.

Now the jihadis have gained strength, and so has Assad, attitudes have hardened and it'll be harder ever to put Syria together.

"Gordon is as keen as ever to put himself forward," said a former aide, who was not authorized to speak publicly on the matter.

With his mournful, meditative new collection of stories, translated (like "The Reader") by Carol Brown Janeway, Schlink comes closer than ever to putting the war behind him.

This makes it more important than ever before to put a solid pension plan into place.

"Me!" "Are you ever going to put your head down on a tackle?" "No, sir".

It's just something that you would never, ever, want to put them through.

It's all very amusing, but Glassie rarely if ever pauses to put the man in a larger context.