While those states that have recognised it argue that Kosovo represents a unique case in international politics, most countries evidently continue to harbour real doubts about recognising a move that has not been accepted by Serbia (the state on whose territory Kosovo has been created), or endorsed by the UN security council.
But even before the shadow cast by Camber Sands, safety experts had been harbouring real concerns about the "patchy" provision of lifeguarding along the UK's 7,723-mile 7,723-mile
For his whole adult life, pretty much, Johnson has been putting on his nice old chap act and failing upwards into some of the most important jobs in UK politics – despite his long track record of incompetence, he still harbours real ambitions to be Prime Minister.
And certainly real estate around Sydney Harbour are very expensive.
He harbours "no real ambitions" for acting.
The Nazis had indeed visited misery and death on the Netherlands, but this was 30 years down the line and only Wim van Hanegem, whose entire family were tragically killed, harboured any real bitterness.
It harbours the real "pygmy" mice, i.e. the rodents with the smallest body size (some of them with body mass < 5 g).
Next day we wandered inland through Bosherston's famous lily ponds, spotting the otters that live there, then walked down to Stackpole Quay, Pembrokeshire's smallest harbour and a real gem.
But with the backroom support of Australian election strategist Lynton Crosby - just the kind of 'hard-edged input Johnson needs,' in the words of one London Tory MP - the campaign seemed to be drawing optimism, and growing energy, from a real sense that many voters harbour deep reservations about giving Livingstone another term.
