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The present leaders of all those divisions -- James McNerney, Jeffrey Immelt, and Robert Nardelli, respectively -- are seen as the leading candidates to succeed Mr. Welch.

Vatican officials gave no word about what the past and present leaders of the Roman Catholic Church discussed, and even rebuffed questions about what they ate.

Amid the string of expletives that he bellows in his underground concerts in and around Havana are bold criticisms of Fidel and Raúl Castro, the past and present leaders of the island.

The old rulers of Mexico, the past and present leaders of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, the PRI, want their country back from Mr. Fox, who deposed them in 2000 after 71 straight years in control.

The present leaders of Egypt who deposed the government of Mohamed Morsi understand that there is no point in trying to sit down with the leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood and negotiate a middle way.

Mr Lieberman, in his election speeches, promised not to be part of any government that negotiated any deal, however obliquely, with Hamas.Compounding the irony was the position now advanced by the present leaders of Mr Olmert's party, Kadima.

"Nigel is the present leader of Ukip and when he speaks, it will be supposed he speaks for the party.

From one of these doors emerged Councillor Helal Abbas, a past and now present leader of Tower Hamlets Council and a man with a scrap on his hands.

"The time for these general summits is gone," said Denmark's prime minister, Anders Rasmussen, who is the present leader of the European Union.

Terry Johnston Yes, but if you were to say "we" rather than "I" it would show you realise you are the present leader of a movement based on 100 years and more of writings and struggle for social justice and human dignity.

Under the conservative statesman Constantine Karamanlis (uncle of the present prime minister) democracy was restored, but institutions remained weak; under the socialist prime minister Andreas Papandreou (father of the present leader of the opposition), liberties were extended but corruption also flourished, hand in a hand with a corrosive leftwing populism.