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The eurozone's cohesion and the success of its necessary structural reforms -- and thus its very survival -- now depend on whether it can overcome its growth deficit.

The question of whether it can overcome its terrible past will depend, to an extent, on whether Putin and billionaires like Alekperov can overcome their pasts, too.

If so, Singapore's government will have another industrial-policy triumph to boast about assuming, that is, that it can overcome its official distaste for saying anything positive about gambling.

In its very flippancy, it can overcome flippancy.

The emerging, huge-scale offshore sector has the potential to deliver the next 100 gigawatts much faster, if it can overcome its much bigger financing and grid issues.

But thanks to some arcane provisions in Illumina's corporate rules, Roche can essentially bypass the staggered-board provision and install its own directors if it can overcome a high threshold of shareholder backing.

It will need to be smart enough to map its course, and understand which obstacles it can overcome and which it cannot.

By integrating a coaching component with its wearable device, GOQii hopes that it can overcome the dilemma of fitness tracker fatigue.

Cliffs says it expects to begin producing 1 million to 2 million tons of high-grade chromite from its Ontario mines by 2015, assuming it can overcome the rival takeover offer from pipsqueak Noront.

The strength of American democracy is shown most clearly through the difficulties it can overcome.

Later: whether Japan can open to immigrants, and whether it can overcome resistance to expanding the ranks of professional women.