"Marginal country in Tasmania will become useable for sparkling wine.
The Cyprus crisis is not a storm in the teacup of a small marginal country, it is a symptom of what is wrong with the entire EU system.
Despite such innovations, however, Labor followed the same policies of economic development as its predecessors, pushing the Wheatbelt farther into marginal country and building new railways, despite mounting disillusion among many farmers.
By manipulating a single instrument, the prospect of membership, it has brought the once-marginal countries of the Mediterranean securely into the West European fold.
The overall pattern has been coast-bound migration from more marginal inland countries and areas.
Whatever Westminster election strategists say about the Scottish National party "threat" being a game-changer in this election campaign, there was little evidence of that among undecided voters in this marginal west country seat.
The aim of the "Well Managed Camel" program was "to investigate the commercial and environmental viability of camels as a diversification option in marginal cattle country," said Fiona Martin, a company spokeswoman.
* Abuse of crack cocaine "continues to be marginal in all countries in Western Europe, with the possible exception of the UK".
While prominent figures like Archbishop Romero and Bishop Gerardi lost their lives standing up to brutal regimes in neighboring Guatemala and El Salvador, leaders of the Honduran Church remained tied to the country's right-wing elites and marginal to the country's struggle for democracy.
If O'Toole's 35-vote lead stands, her north Townsville seat will easily be the most marginal in the country, taking over from Clive Palmer's 53-vote grip in Fairfax in last election.
