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If Mr Brown doubts it, he should ponder the plight of his predecessor, Kenneth Clarke, now languishing on the Tory backbenches.

If Romney is hoping to win this election in the states where Santorum gave him a run for his money in the primaries, he should ponder that contrast and act accordingly.

So Mr. Bush should come and talk to fishermen who endure the mutating climate every day -- and then he should ponder the implications of rising seas for Florida, the Carolinas, Long Island.

So, even as Spiegel ponders his next moves from that office overlooking the Santa Monica Airport runway, he should ponder whether Snap can fly higher with Amazon, or under its own power.

Instead, they should ponder the example of one of the EU's few uncontested triumphs, the single market, and apply its lessons to the seas.

If authoritarian rulers see censorship in Bosnia as their model, they should ponder whether they, too, favor military occupation to establish domestic peace.

REPUBLICANS aren't big fans of Karl Marx, but perhaps they should ponder his observation that history repeats itself first as tragedy, then as farce.

When those leaders gather for their national party congress next year, they should ponder Mr. Clinton's message and the enthusiasm shown by the people of Hanoi for the political freedom he extolled.

As Republicans strive mightily — and perversely — for a health-care system that would increase the uninsured by 22 million people, they should ponder the impact on a particularly deserving group — veterans.

Or, to put it bluntly, they should ponder a new mantra: "It's leadership, stupid".

He said: "Mr Carney should ponder the fate of the Chinese emperors, overwhelmed by forces they could not control because they could not bear to accept any criticism, and recognise that nothing so enhances authority as a dash – now and then – of humility".