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"It doesn't make a would-be restaurateur salivate," Mr. Celotto said.

But the fate of that film with audiences was sufficient to make a would-be movie star think of using the razor for another purpose.

Not only does this look like a land grab, it also makes a would-be Palestinian state look woefully unviable.

But what would really make a difference would be a breakthrough in battery technology.At the moment, lithium-ion batteries are the favoured variety.

"The one change that would really make a difference would be for employers to have to guarantee their staff a minimum number of paid hours each week.

To make a mess would be almost criminal.

But what would really make a difference would be the ability to destroy incoming artillery rounds.

"Ultimately, what would really make a difference would be long-term campaign finance reform," said Weiss, the energy expert at the Center for American Progress.