It will obsess the British political class and reduce Britain's already damaged reputation in the EU to zero.
The duo's meticulous year-round tracking of ward byelections is easy to mock, but it is the only way in which the polls that so obsess Westminster can be checked against real votes.
We must not obsess about Europe," he added.
They blame, credit, and obsess about the 53-year-old in the White House.
It is sad, however, that so many self-described "progressives" chose to obsess about his record rather than the record of the government he set himself against.
But although they can obsess over heckles or bad reviews, the judgments aren't always external.
It may explain an inexplicable folly: building Naypyidaw ("Seat of Kings"), a grand new capital in a remote malaria-ridden area 320km (200 miles) from Yangon, Myanmar's main city and former capital.The project seems to obsess him.
In some continental cities, such as Barcelona (a city whose virtues appears to obsess urban planners in Britain), the ratio of housing is ten to 50 times higher.No English city even approaches these figures although England is among the most densely populated countries in the world.
The Conservatives obsess over foreign phantoms such as immigrants and EU bureaucrats; Labour appears only occasionally to remember that the country has a large debt to pay off; the Liberal Democrats still do not know what they want, besides power; the uk Independence Party knows precisely what it wants, but it wants precisely the wrong things.
The Gros-Mayer proposal is a diversion attractive only to Europeans who obsess over moral hazard concerns.Second, setting practical considerations aside, if the EMF were tougher than the IMF is on average in terms of its economic and financial conditions, then Euro area countries would prefer to go to the IMF for assistance.
Institutional investors prefer to sell at the first sign of trouble rather than manage problems—so chief executives obsess about quarterly earnings and grab pay and power while they can.
