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The international community should have no illusions over the prospect of breakthroughs at the upcoming technical talks in Istanbul on July 3rd.

Essentially, the uncertain prospect of breakthroughs encourages an objective to increase the short-term persistence of all species by spreading current resources as widely (and thinly) as possible.

He foresees no prospect of a breakthrough in relations any time soon.

These elections are crucial for the negotiations and the prospect of a breakthrough".

Lyudmila M. Alexeyeva, head of the Moscow Helsinki Group, a rights organization, was not optimistic about the prospect of a breakthrough.

"You could stay afloat on adrenalin when there was a prospect of a breakthrough," the author writes.

The prospect of a breakthrough with Turkey is tantalising for Merkel, for whom the refugee crisis has posed the biggest problem in 10 years of power.

Over the next 15 months, Britain's political debate will focus heavily on the prospect of a breakthrough by Ukip at the 2015 general election.

The prospect of a breakthrough ending the decades-old division of Cyprus could be delivered at a much-anticipated meeting between the leaders of the island's two estranged communities.

Sinn Fein too seems to think there is no realistic prospect of a breakthrough, and there is the strong sense of two parties readying themselves to point the finger of blame.

Some of the research is funded by the Medical Research Council and Lyndon da Cruz of Moorfields and Prof Pete Coffey of UCL are both excited about the prospect of a breakthrough.