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Markets are jittery about Portugal's prospects of bringing its debt and deficit under control.

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But the prospects of bringing them on board are not helped by the contempt for democracy and for the people's views that the Blair government has demonstrated.

One part of Scotland's new radicals chooses to emphasise the country's egalitarian, inclusive and progressive credentials, believing that building upon these offers the best prospects of bringing about change.

"We are equally excited about the prospects of bringing higher education to places where access is limited, and of giving established educational institutions opportunities to raise their impact both on and off campus," said Andrew Ng, a co-founder of Coursera, in a statement.

A senior Bush administration official who briefed reporters after the meeting in Évian today said that Mr. Bush and Mr. Chirac had a lengthy discussion about Syria and Lebanon, and that Mr. Bush asked Mr. Chirac about the prospects of bringing them into the peace effort.

Ultimately there is a prospect of bringing the Erebus back to the surface.

They are excited about the prospect of bringing young Hispanic and African-Americans into the mainstream.

"I've had plenty of owners crying on me at the prospect of bringing the dog off the bed.

Championing Carol, Karlsen was struck by the prospect of bringing a defiantly female-driven story to a wider audience.

Mr. Kaufman outlined an ambitious legal challenge, including the prospect of bringing a case to federal court on constitutional grounds.