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Jorge Castañeda, a former foreign minister, wants to run as an independent, though a Supreme Court ruling this week made this far more difficult.

Globalisation has, however, made this far less certain.

Sadly a big decline in school standards has made this far harder to achieve, at least by fair means.

"The government has made this far more difficult than it needed to be by choosing to act in secret".

The next few days will show whether Moscow has taken a strategic decision to pocket the gains it has made this far, or to press on for more.

"But the Olympics have made this far from an ordinary summer in England," which has "led to a variety of issues for the estimated 3,000 Muslim athletes and officials at the Games," he wrote.

BA's new direct flight to Santorini – an hour's hop from Folegandros by hydrofoil – has made this far-flung corner of the Aegean much more accessible.

After the comforts of the Australis and the clear blue skies, we were perhaps due a taste of the harsh elements that had made this far-flung land barely inhabitable.

But the new mood in the Netherlands make this far less certain today.

"We don't have children," Mr. Sapa said, "which makes this far more doable.

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