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A fragile cease-fire has since prevailed between Israel and Hezbollah, which is backed by Iran and is now helping the Syrian government fight rebel forces.

A senior American official said that despite disagreements some common ground had been reached, suggesting that diplomats had extended the constructive atmosphere that has prevailed since the talks on Iran's disputed nuclear program were resumed last month.

The fretting that dominates today's discussions about the river contrasts with the old-style optimism about the Colorado's plenitude that has usually prevailed since Hoover Dam — then called Boulder Dam — was completed 75 years ago, impounding the water from Lake Mead.

With a relentless battery of policy announcements, Mr. Cameron and his coalition of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats have proposed to couple the deep deficit cuts the conservatives sketched out during the May general election campaign with a wider effort to break the mold of big government in Britain that, despite Lady Thatcher's best efforts, has largely prevailed since World War II.

It follows from this view that the policy mix that has prevailed since the aftermath of the crisis has been inappropriate.

The "communal peace" that has supposedly prevailed in Gujarat since then has been achieved at a tremendous cost to the minorities, essentially by terrorising them into submission.

This time last year, the question on rate-setters' minds was when they should start raising interest rates from 0.5%, the record low level that has prevailed since since 2009.

Yet economists have been less star-struck, clinging to the received wisdom that has prevailed since the industrial revolution: modernisation runs from agriculture through manufacturing and only later to services.

In a discussion of a young woman who sacrifices her love for another in order to respect the wishes of her family, Stirner remarks that an observer might be tempted to maintain that selfishness has still prevailed in this case since the woman clearly preferred the wishes of her family to the attractions of her suitor.

The best reason to hope for a soft landing, however, may be the same basic fact that has prevailed since the 1970s: No major power concerned with East Asia, including China, has any interest in another Korean War.

The version that has prevailed since his death, initially nurtured by the Tudors to entrench their legitimacy, has cast Richard's 26 months on the throne as one of England's grimmest periods, its excesses captured in his alleged role in the murder in the Tower of London of two young princes — his own nephews — to rid himself of potential rivals.