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In some current cases, such as Somaliland, the only bit of Somalia that is now effectively governed, a long period of successful autonomy may conceivably lead to its gradual acceptance as a sovereign state.

In recent days the two nations made headway towards an agreement governing a long-term American presence, but the massacre in Kandahar province on Sunday has called all such negotiations into question.

"But more importantly," he said, "a majority that will help us govern in the way that we have not governed in a long time, a majority that will actually deliver on the promises of health care".

The main Protestant (Calvinist) church has been governed for a long time by Togolese moderators.

"If they are clever, the Greens have a chance to govern for a long time," Mr. Eith said.

The NRL's complex investigation into Kieran Foran could continue into next year, with the game's governing body a long way from clearing a path for the superstar playmaker's return to rugby league.

Moreover, banking activity is highly significantly cointegrated with real GDP, and the number of banks is governed by a long-run relationship showing a positive dependence on real GDP and the interest spread.

The same applies to the number of banks which depend in addition on the spread between the interest rates for mortgage loans and savings deposits which is also governed by a long-run relationship.

The objective of identifying transcriptional regulatory networks is to provide insights as to what governs an organism's long term response to external stimuli.

Many observers believe that Fifa stopped functioning as a credible governing body a long time ago, and that the way the hosts of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were chosen was entirely flawed.

There are conflicting interests among the disparate elements Isis has recently recruited, and it's not clear that it can govern a state on any long-term basis.