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This is why most other countries are trying to get bondholders to provide more market oversight, not less.For those who would like to see the government out of the mortgage industry, there is a chink of light.

England scrum just outside their 22, little carry by Sarah Hunter, two long passes to the right, and Waterman has what she wants, which is a chink of space.

Andy Goode's late penalty was a hammer-blow, but I still think there is a chink of light for them.

Suddenly there is a chink of light for Gary Teale's St Mirren as they stare up out of the automatic relegation trap door that most felt had already shut and locked.

Still, that would be a great improvement.There may be a chink of light for the Republicans.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: There's a chink of light on leaving Iraq.

Still, there might be a chink of light at the end of the Thameslink tunnel.

They are a chink of light in a very dim retail world," said Neil Saunders, managing director of retail consultancy Conlumino.

The people of Taiz still do not feel safe.In this section There's a chink of hope Back to the bad old ways A magic comeback?

Can Mr Malema capture votes as well as headlines?In this section There's a chink of hope Back to the bad old ways A magic comeback?

Speaking to UK business leaders at a lunch with the CBI lobby group, Osborne said: "We have been a chink of light cutting through the global gloom.