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Political analyst and vice-presidential adviser Dewi Anwar Fortuna suggested that Tony Abbott may have squandered his best chance of rebuilding bridges.
The intransigence and self-interest of Iraq's politicians over the past eight months may have squandered the country's last opportunity to build a truly democratic political system.
The risk for policymakers is that they may have squandered goodwill by their mistakes at the beginning and will now find it hard to convince people both inside and outside government that new investment in big changes is justified.
If it isn't a Michelangelo, as some critics charge, then the state may have squandered its dwindling resources to buy a minor work — albeit an attractive one — in the middle of an economic crisis, when more than one billion euros have been cut from the Culture Ministry's projected budget for the next three years.
The study results also suggest Democrats may have squandered an opportunity in the 2016 presidential race.
Still, let's not forget that Creed eventually won the fight, and while it may have squandered the advantage built up during Xbox 360's heyday, Microsoft isn't down for the count in this one yet.
Ennahda may well have squandered its best opportunity to secure control of Tunisia.
If it fails, then John Stephenson, the MCC's head of cricket, fears the Test game may not only have squandered an opportunity but also put its future on the line.
Yet the pressing colour issue seems to have escaped their notice.More pertinently, the research does suggest that organisers have squandered an opportunity to give the British team a legitimate advantage, however small it may have been.
Most oil-producers have squandered their bonanza.
