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The hard left faction that has seized control of Britain's main progressive party has every prospect now of devouring it inside out.
Judging by the excellent performances of the young black and Latino musicians in the Sphinx Laureates concert on Tuesday at Carnegie Hall, presented by the JPMorgan Chase Foundation, the organization has every prospect of achieving its goal.
But with support from France and Germany, he has every prospect of winning the battle to freeze E.U. spending in real terms until at least 2020 at the current level of less than 1 percent of the bloc's gross domestic product.
Dr. Ramirez died last year, at the age of fifty-four, and Miss Higgins who is thirty-three and has every prospect of a good long life, nevertheless thinks the Doctor will eventually be proved right in all particulars of his prediction.
FOR the past half-century, those lucky enough to have been born in a rich country have had every prospect of growing richer.
He and William Archer were active in promoting a national theatre, and by 1914 Barker had every prospect of a brilliant career.
But I am most struck by the courage of younger backbenchers who have their careers in front of them, have every prospect of being ministers, and have chosen none the less to take the course that they believe to be right.
As the Church Times editorialised two weeks ago, by rejecting Baroness Royall's offer of a revised definition, the bishops have created "every prospect of a long and expensive test case, probably involving the C of E, to check the legality of continued discrimination against lay people in positions of responsibility".
They were the kind of concerns scouts have every year about dozens of prospects, from all sorts of programs and all sorts of backgrounds.
