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By and large, the European powers that were once dominant have retreated to middleweight status without too much agony or loss of face.

A slimmer Barclays can live on a lower-calorie diet but there's a danger that, once you've retreated from your global ambitions, you end up chasing morsels.

1. Obama in the White House with all the sites that generates and. 2. Today's POLITICAL operation (DNC sans Plouffe) and. 3. The shell of the Obama Movement once it has retreated into being a PAC?

Once again I have retreated — or advanced — to books.

The pathology of a dying language shifts to another stage once the language has retreated to the living room.

Once the waters have retreated and we've all moved on, will it be too much to expect a (Tory) peerage for the poor fellow?

Once the players had retreated to the corridor underneath the stadium, Roddick insisted to Earley that the match be moved immediately.

Once the glaciers had retreated, the subglacial volcanoes would be revealed, with a unique shape as a result of their confinement within glacial ice.

It is far easier to keep blaming the U.S. for a thirty year old Afghan policy, rather than to ask why we chose to continue that policy once the Soviets had retreated.

Once the hall monitors had retreated from the Crunchies auditorium, I pinged my former overlords at TechCrunch and soon we were escorted backstage to an empty sofa.

Any concern about where the once-ubiquitous actress may have retreated to in Hollywood can be explained by the duo's growing family and a certain sense of career accomplishment.