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But because the process is faster and saves material, "it could achieve orders of magnitude reduction in cost," he says.

Depending on its choice, it could achieve formal candidate status quite quickly or be out in the cold for years.The hardest case of all is Turkey.

But the chancellor told MPs that the new Office for Budget Responsibility has suggested that the government's "cautious approach" meant it could achieve its aim a year earlier.

The ice is being expelled from the Arctic by abnormally strong winds before it could achieve its accustomed thickness, he said, and that could be a temporary phenomenon.

He maintained that Serbia had to come to terms with the crimes committed in its name before it could achieve catharsis and a democratic order.

To stay afloat, Bari Jay needed to cut its manufacturing costs, a goal that it could achieve by moving some of its manufacturing overseas.

Highland Council has started public consultation on how it could achieve savings while modernising its services.

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The DUP also appeared confident that it could achieve in the first few months after November any deal that was achievable by November 24.

The CLR's ability to manage its high passenger numbers was constrained by the service interval that it could achieve between trains.

"We believed early on in 'Spider-Man' and what it could achieve," she added.