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And watching Somers' progress will be a very proud grandfather.

Convincing the wider world that installing a Sheikh from a feudal monarchy who owes his position to those now under suspicion represents progress will be a tougher job altogether.

The availability of accurate data to monitor progress will be a key factor in achieving the goals, particularly when it comes to seeing whether they have changed the lives of the poorest and most marginalised people.

"Today's modest progress will be a good next step to help save mankind from disasters," he said.

So Northern Ireland should enjoy the moment and get excited about the upcoming Portugal game, but maintain patience as international progress will be a long-term project both on and off the field.

His statement, "order before progress," will be a constant reminder to Negroes of where Richard Nixon stands.

Economic cooperation and progress will be an important part of our new relationship.

Until white Americans come to terms with how they have dehumanized blacks, racial progress will be an illusion at best.

So 25 trade ministers were invited to Sydney: all the most powerful members plus a range of important and influential developing countries from all parts of the world.Making progress will be an uphill task.

Nobody can guarantee that future progress will be in a straight line.

In the meantime, the G8 may decide to shunt action on tax havens off to the G20 and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation, where any progress will be at a glacial pace.