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That and more was squandered in Iraq.

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China's National Audit Bureau reported that more than $15 billion in government funds was squandered in 1999, a figure that is said to have stunned even the country's unflappable prime minister, Zhu Rongji.

She attacked once more and although one match point was squandered, the second was converted when Sharapova sent a forehand long.

Let's hope that this is realized before thousands more lives and billions more dollars are squandered in Iraq.

He is thought to have earned more money from the sport than any other fighter until nearly a century later, but much of it was squandered.

But it was squandered.

The oil money was squandered.

In the end, that opportunity was squandered.

But with a revised master plan for the 16-acre site now in hand and a recent setback in Mr. Silverstein's legal case, downtown executives say that Governor Pataki wants the issue resolved quickly so that rebuilding can proceed without more money being squandered on lawyers.

When the Oslo Accords were signed, in 1993, he warned that with its policy of building more settlements Israel was squandering an opportunity for permanent peace with the Palestinians.

Progress has been made, but many more chances have been squandered.Economically, the country has stumbled.

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