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Garel Rhys, a motor-industry expert at Cardiff University, reckons that car sales in Britain, running at around 2.2m a year, should be 300,000 higher, given the prosperous state of the economy.

Since the end of January, there have been about 80 attacks in more than 20 cities throughout Santa Catarina, a relatively prosperous state of 6.3 million people, raising concerns about what appears to be an inability by the authorities to halt them.

That is the achievement of Narendra Modi, the chief minister of the prosperous state of Gujarat, the most popular face among the leaders of the rightist Bharatiya Janata Party, and the man who the talented Indian believes will one day become the prime minister of India.

Setting: Urban city-dwellers in Orissa one of the poorest states of Eastern India bordering a prosperous state of Andhra Pradesh of Southern India.

His supporters believe his muscular nationalism and a carefully built reputation as a ruthlessly efficient administrator running the economically prosperous state of Gujarat make him a person fit to rule India.

Mr Modi, who has been chief minister of the prosperous state of Gujarat since 2001, must also deliver on pledges to build the manufacturing hubs and industrial projects that are key to creating faster economic growth for the whole country.

It is one of the smallest but most prosperous states of India.

He suggested that great business and industrial centres including London, Lancashire, Yorkshire and the Midlands might be allowed "to develop, in their own way, their own life according to their own ideas and needs in the same way as the great and prosperous States of the American Union and the great kingdoms and principalities and States of the German Empire".

India's incoming prime minister, who has been chief minister of the industrially-prosperous state of Gujarat since 2001, has raised aspirations which will be rather tough to fulfil.

The Oslo "process priesthood" was thunderstruck by President Bush's vision of a free and prosperous state for Palestinian Arabs.

November 1221 August 16, 1258 Theodore II Lascaris, (born November 1221 died August 16, 1258) Byzantine emperor of Nicaea who though not as capable as his grandfather or his father, Theodore I and John III Vatatzes, respectively was an able ruler, a good soldier, and a man of letters; he succeeded in holding together the prosperous state east of Constantinople bequeathed to him by his father.