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To achieve these goals, China could adopt a more democratic form of government, as South Korea did, in the nineteen-eighties, or it could seek to extend its success without changing its authoritarian government.

But the organization is riven by divisions, its consensual deliberations can easily be stalled, and it is struggling to extend its success in stemming blood diamonds a decade ago to the newer and different realities of human rights abuse.

The band's management and its record label, Capitol Nashville, are guardedly optimistic that the group will be able to extend its success to Europe, where country acts have traditionally struggled to find a sizable audience.

Condé Nast Publications has decided to try to extend its success with fashion shopping magazines for men and women to a new publication, aimed at shoppers for home furnishings.

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This year it hopes to extend its successes into the Tigers' strongholds in the north.

But Mepro has extended its success with Epilady to other struggling kibbutzim and subcontractors.

Sweden has also produced groups that have enjoyed international success in their own right, such as Swedish House Mafia, Robyn and, more recently, The Tallest Man on Earth.So far Finland has not extended its success in video games to other areas of the culture industry.

Now in its third season, the period drama has been a huge hit for ITV in Britain and for PBS in the United States, and ITV is interested in extending its success, the BBC said, though some lead characters may leave the show at the end of the current series.

Now investors want to know whether he can help the company extend its technological success in the face of a renewed assault from Intel.

This creates opportunities for the likes of Chevron to buy promising offshore prospects from smaller rivals (or even from BP) and to extend its deepwater success.