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But if lower fuel prices and Air New Zealand's creative use of long-range aircraft really leads to lower fares on a broader range of routes, it would be great news for flyers.

This really leads to a broader question: do you think the political climate in the next few years post-election will allow for grass-roots political work and the building of independent political movements and parties?

"Here we are just trying to establish that a warm Arctic really leads to a cold, more extreme winter," he told me by phone from Boston on Tuesday, as the third nor'easter spun toward the coast of New England.

Even though he has hardly suffered from being the son of a hero figure in Washington, Mr. Powell has decried "handouts" and affirmative-action programs, and questioned whether diversity of ownership of television and radio stations really leads to diversity of programming.

Such an explosive growth in mobile traffic really leads to a significant paradigm shift in current cellular networks.

It really leads to a kind of static, stale, everything-on-the-grid sound.

That's really led to this very healthy family situation".

Next question!." Has mass immigration really led to Muslim 'ghettos' in Britain, "like Birmingham"?

So let trading costs rise again, if the Tobin tax would really lead to that.

Now, did the pastries really lead to Chapman serving up two tasty treats to Phillies hitters?

It really led to a lot of damage in the country.