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The existing efforts to stress Iran's economy would be complemented by an attempt to make common cause with the struggling opposition.

Existing efforts to stress Iran's economy could be complemented by a broad range of political moves, such as assisting dissident forces.

Mr Cook has already said Apple is considering whether it can step up its existing efforts to distribute money via dividends and share buybacks.

The IT manifesto promises legislation on a right to government datasets, and an extension of existing efforts to publish information on issues such as local crime, education and health online.

The new commission would take over existing efforts to investigate the hundreds of ambushes, assassinations and bombings whose perpetrators were never caught, encouraging I.R.A. militants and Protestant paramilitaries to come clean about their pasts.

"The overall purpose of the taskforce will be to examine all existing efforts to address ice and identify ways to take a systematic, comprehensive and coordinated approach to education, health and law enforcement," Tony Abbott said.

Spanish officials say the government approach to African migration squares with existing efforts to raise Spain's profile in the region under a three-year Africa Plan unveiled in 2006.

The White House has opposed the amendment, with officials saying they fear it could "threaten to confuse and undermine" existing effort to get allies, China and other countries to impose other sanctions already in the pipeline.

In room after room, chemical engineers and other experts are rushing to add to the number of chemicals that can be screened in a small sample of blood or urine so that the existing effort to monitor chemical exposure in a cross section of Americans can be expanded.

In recent days the US and other Western nations have said that, in principle, they would welcome Russia joining the existing effort to hit Isis militarily but on several conditions, notably that Moscow does not use its military might to aid President Assad, whose military position in the four-year civil war has worsened of late.

It could try a relatively a modest change in policy, like announcing that it intends to hold short-term rates near zero beyond the end of 2014, or that it will extend an existing effort to reduce longer-term rates by changing the composition of its investment portfolio.