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The April letter highlighted their concerns over being excluded from the talks regarding the more than 55 artefacts – ranging from the ship's bronze bell to a cannon – uncovered to date from the wreck of the HMS Erebus given that negotiations will directly impact Inuit treaty rights.

That goal now seems unrealistic, given that negotiations appear to have bogged down over the second major issue: how to guarantee political participation by the rebels.

But given that negotiations to leave the European Union are ongoing – and not going well – they lacked substance, simply creating the legislative framework for free trade with countries outside the EU, new customs agreements and the controversial Great Repeal Bill, which will convert European acquis into British law.

On Thursday, Rep. Bill Delahunt (D-MA) and Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) sent a letter to President Bush, encouraging his administration to begin considering another UN mandate, given that negotiations over the SOFA are now three months behind Bush's original deadline of July 31 for a signed deal by both governments.

Given that the negotiations have been behind closed doors, it's hard to know for sure.

It would also need to include transition provisions to bridge the period until such a long-term arrangement is reached, given that those negotiations would take a few years beyond the divorce treaty.

There is something obsessive about the pleas to get back to the negotiations table, given that a negotiated settlement is already available.

Mr. Abbas's options, too, are limited, Palestinian experts say, given that the peace negotiation with Israel is his main selling point for his claim that he is the only one who can bring the Palestinians a deal with Israel.

It's hard for Europeans to argue that the Palestinians have exhausted negotiations, given that Abbas has agreed to only three weeks of talks in the last four years, and that an offer in September 2008 by Israel's then-prime minister, Ehud Olmert, never received a reply.

A further difficulty is that, if the matter ever came before a court, it is very uncertain to what extent the court would accept evidence of the negotiating history to support a particular interpretation of the resolution, given that most of the negotiations were conducted in private and there are no agreed or official records.

But it remains unclear how much leverage the House will have in negotiations given that Senate Democrats cannot spare a single vote without jeopardizing the bill's chances.