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The IMF continues to insist that euro-zone governments will have to make further concessions if Greek public debt is to be put on a sustainable trajectory.

Its sister probe, Voyager 1, was launched 16 days later and was put on a shorter and faster trajectory to bring it close to Jupiter and Saturn sooner.

But despite the lopsided match, Kuznetsov remained optimistic about the trajectory his tennis was put on with his showing in Melbourne.

Reports that come in at under 150,000 jobs could put him on a trajectory toward defeat.

But it was Spanish chefs and paella that put them on a trajectory to their own wedding.

Professor Elizabeth Fernandez, who led the study, said the children's experiences put them on a "trajectory of disadvantage" that made later life extremely difficult.

In 1982 and 1983 engineers maneuvered ISEE-3 to accomplish several gravity-assist encounters with the Moon, which put it on a trajectory to encounter 21P/Giacobini-Zinner.

The 2005 production was Mr. Tcherniakov's first in the West and helped put him on a trajectory to stage operas all over Europe.

Since February, we and others with the Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions have supported purchasing even "red-listed" seafood from fisheries that are actively part of Fisheries Improvement Projects that put them on a trajectory toward sustainability.

After three days in orbit, the Dragon will put itself on a trajectory that will bring it close to the station, starting an intricate orbital dance that will allow SpaceX and the astronauts aboard the station to test the capsule's communications and manoeuvring systems.

That speech -- in Boston -- put Mr. Obama on a trajectory that would make him the third African-American senator since Reconstruction (the Massachusetts Republican Ed Brooke was the first) and eventually land him in the White House (in no small part because of the state's senior senator, Ted Kennedy).