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That effort is now lagging.

Gordon Brown is now lagging behind the curve.

Government is now lagging behind the American people on gay issues.

The heartland's distaste for imperial adventure is one of the main reasons Mr. Bush's popularity is now lagging.

Christine C. Quinn, the longtime front-runner in the nomination contest, is now lagging far behind Mr. de Blasio and struggling to connect with members of her own party: forty-five percent of likely Democratic voters view her unfavorably.

Instead what a humiliation it is now lagging behind the Slovaks.I'm also struck by the combination of chippiness about any criticism of Hungary, with a blind eye to its best side.

"The only disappointment is that, save for offshore wind, the UK and the EU are now lagging behind.

Monique Goyens, director general of the European Consumer Organisation said: "EU laws are now lagging behind the pace of technologies and business practices.

In his role, Mr. Maffei criticized the way Mr. Diller ran IAC, and noted that his success in building the company had shifted and that earnings were now lagging behind market indexes.

With Serbia and Kosovo moving ahead in terms of their mutual relations and in terms of European integration diplomats hope that their example will give a prod to both the Bosnians, who are now lagging behind because of a failure to make similar necessary compromises, and the Macedonians.The talks are a rare success for EU foreign policy.

Transgender people are now lagging far behind the LGB community in nearly every measurable area.