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According to their political-stability index, which tries to measure a country's ability both to withstand crises and to avoid generating them, Hungary scores 74 out of a possible 100, down from a score of 78 a year ago.

This actually indicates lost ground from a score of 7 in April.

Finance came from a score of western governments, as well as from private donations.

A group of forward-looking economists endorsed the plan, and letters of support were received from a score of United States senators and some fifty congressmen".

Miliband has made some modest progress, inching up from a score of 25% in both of those surveys to 27% in the latest poll.

Powell offers practical examples from a score of different attempts at "talking with terrorists", stories that would provide scripts for umpteen movies.

He devised a scale of sexual orientation, in which subjects ranged from a score of 0 (completely homosexual) to 6 (completely heterosexual).

The warning was in an open letter from a score of Tea Party groups, most of them county operations in the senator's home state.

Presidents and prime ministers from a score of rich and emerging economies will descend on Washington, DC, ostensibly to remake the rules of global finance.

WITH small but energetic steps, Walter Schnerb turned from a cutting machine to his desk, a page from a score of the Puccini opera "La Fanciulla del West" in his hand.

The stock rally came even as UBS PaineWebber released a Gallup survey that showed that investor sentiment had fallen from a score of 86 in August to 63 in September.