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Nothing about Palin's responses so far make it sound as though she would have been rational if approached early.

Mr. Romney and Mr. Perry are somewhere in the muddled middle, with ambiguous statements that, so far, make it impossible to know when or even if they might withdraw troops.

In any case, the moment Adu starts living up to the hype - his cameos so far make it impossible to judge whether he can - he will be heading to Europe for big bucks.

Clips released so far make it look stunning, with everything from Merida's Rebekah Brooks-ish mop of hair to the heather-filled highland forest in which she roams to the rippling lochs and misty skies all animated with breathtaking detail.

His current album, "It Ain't Safe No More" (J), has spawned two so far: "Make It Clap, Part II," a dancehall reggae confection featuring Sean Paul, and "I Know What You Want," a sly love song featuring Mariah Carey.

Geoscience Australia, a federal agency, estimates that shale gas could one day make up almost half Australia's gas volumes.But the economics so far make it a risky bet: unlike the shale driving America's gas revolution, much of Australia's shale is trapped under remote deserts, such as the Canning Basin in Western Australia, making recovery costs huge.

Worse, it feels like an indulgence too far, making it harder to trust her idiosyncratic prosody.

If anything, she suggests, women's success so far makes it harder.

The Meanses have so far made it to thirty-three locatinns; in at least thirty-one cases, human civilization was audible.

It received a license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, but opposition by the state of Utah has thus far made it impossible to ship waste to the site.

It is this that has caused the epic violence in other cities which has not, so far, made it to Brighton.