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Yet an inexorable half-century transition beyond oil has begun, squeezing oil between efficient use and alternative supplies.Lamp oil from whales lit most American homes in 1850.

Although Pakistan is governed poorly, the current civilian government has begun to squeeze the military's space internally and the courts are themselves groping for a role compatible with democratic norms even though they cause instability in the short run by decisions like the one to dismiss the country's prime minister.

Members of the panel have voiced concerns about the rising cost of the U.S. contribution to ITER, which has begun to squeeze DOE's funding for domestic fusion research.

Seeking a new source of revenue, the government has begun thinking of ways to squeeze its golden goose.

But a growing number of Argentines are stockpiling dollars amid worries that their government's economic policies have doomed them to another financial crisis, now that the global credit squeeze has begun taking its toll on the region.

The government also has begun imposing penalties for holding land undeveloped, further squeezing cash-poor developers.

Recent figures suggest a squeeze on incomes has begun to ease, with wages growing faster than prices.

Analysts here tried to sense whether the recent slump in oil prices had begun to squeeze Russia's economy enough to eventually lead the country to go along with OPEC.

The firm has begun to buy up other nearly exhausted mines, and squeeze extra life out of them.

The squeeze on those middlemen has begun.

George Osborne has told Whitehall departments that the fresh squeeze on government spending has begun, ordering them to make an immediate start on finding the £13bn of cuts needed for the next phase of his deficit reduction plan.