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But he also acknowledges a huge problem: that voters do not know what the parliament does, assuming that it is an expensive and powerless talking-shop.It is certainly true that the parliament has more powers than most voters realise.

6.30pm BST The former director of the US National Security Agency has indicated that surveillance programs have "expanded" under Barack Obama's time in office and said the spy agency has more powers now than when he was in command.

Bashing blocks with the Avengers, X-Men and SpiderMan is the top draw, but there are around 150 characters to unlock and control, including Stan Lee, who has more powers than anybody.

The cross-party standards and privileges committee has more powers to summon witnesses than the culture committee which has already reported on the affair, and the home affairs committee which announced on Tuesday that it would examine phone-hacking.

The committee has more powers than it used to have, but academics and critics say it is still woefully underpowered and incapable of providing the kind of scrutiny that is needed.

It already has more powers than many other English cities.

Which side has more power here?

"Now the consumer has more power than the company".

Mr Kling might respond by saying, "not if the social planner has more power than knowledge".

Davis has more power than Murphy and fields left-handed, often an asset at first base.

THE French president has more power than any other European leader.