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Yet the credit crunch has again pushed the UN to the sidelines.

Now, having navigated that tempest, he has again pushed the issue to the fore.

Yet last week, with British wheat yields being reduced by 14.1% on the five-year average, and the latest global food prices going up by 1.4% in September, the issue has again pushed to centre stage, and close to home.

Coen & Partners has again pushed Midwestern boundaries by proposing a "garden" of shale with a grid of slender birch trees for the new Minneapolis Central Library, designed by Cesar Pelli & Associates.

Severe floods have again pushed the question of environmental protection to the centre of political debate.

On Tuesday, Glencore said it had again pushed back the completion date for its proposed $34 billion takeover of Xstrata to May 2 from April 16.

The younger Brownlee needed to win the race and Mola finish no higher than fourth, and that was exactly what looked set to happen after the brothers had again pushed the pace hard on the swim and bike legs.

That looked on the cards after the brothers had again pushed the pace hard on the swimming and cycling segments until the final stages of the 10km run, which ended the day's event, when the clear leader started to wobble.

Climate Change, the defining issue of our generation has again been pushed in the background.

That case may be more difficult to make against a president who has once again pushed the envelope for waging covert operations abroad.

Now, Clarke has once again pushed for sex scenes to be made "more subtle".