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Over all, though, Florida's progress on election reform shows that the painful civics lessons arising from last year's chaos were not lost on Governor Bush and state lawmakers.

C16 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 FASHION B7 OBITUARIES A22-23 Joseph H. Greenberg A linguist whose work on historical relationships among the world's 5,000 languages is regarded as a monumental work of scholarship, though not without criticism, he was 85. A23 EDITORIAL A24-25 Editorials: Progress on election reform; Japan's travails; a timid gun bill.

Still, the vote tally was still very much in progress on Monday, with election officials saying that final results would not come before midweek at earliest.

Slow progress on changes and an election next year also weigh on investor confidence and have contributed to the rupee's sharp slide over the last two years.

Only progress on limiting "third party" spending on election campaigning could be made.

Americans looking for progress this election year on the issue of campaign finance reform got some conflicting signals last week.

On August 25th Mr Poroshenko dissolved the Rada (parliament); he must wait until the election for progress on the economy.The IMF is debating the delivery of a $1.4 billion loan, the second instalment of a $17 billion aid package.

The US has continued to take strides towards equality, with progress on segregation, voting rights, the election of America's first black president in 2008… and the dedication of an annual federal holiday to Martin Luther King Jr's memory.

"With a string of state elections round the corner and leading general election in 2014, progress on structural reforms is likely to remain slow," HSBC said on Wednesday.

When asked whether sanctions should be maintained pending Cuba's progress on human rights and free elections, Americans agree by a margin of 64-16.

The administration's turn toward education signaled that the president hoped to get beyond health care and broaden the agenda before the midterm elections make progress on legislative issues more difficult.