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Scotland's tough new drink-driving law is proving so successful at stopping people from indulging that it is damaging financial growth, according to one of the country's top economists.

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OUR capacity for fantasy — for indulging that nagging sense that as good as we've got it, there could be something better, some person or place that could transform us — might be humankind's greatest burden.

By David Denby In Eric Rohmer's movies, the men and women possess an extraordinary talent so lavishly indulged that it threatens to become a vice.

In Eric Rohmer's movies, the men and women possess an extraordinary talent so lavishly indulged that it threatens to become a vice.

"We are committed to the NDIS but we won't engage in this fairytale that the previous government was and Labor continues to indulge – that it's fully funded," he said.

"I think writing is a self-seduction and I think it's important to indulge that and take it seriously".

Thank goodness I was not allowed to indulge that desire, for it would have achieved nothing and only made a dreadful situation worse.

That neighbours are actually rivals and ought to indulge that rivalry to its fullest extent?

The instantaneous, impersonal nature of the medium makes it easy to indulge that little voice that says "I just can't face it", and often without consequence.

Theodore Roosevelt and Ross Perot indulged that hope, and Colin Powell flirted with it.