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Seeking to forge a consensus, Mr Piñera in May set up a committee to advise on electricity generation.

Mr. Onaga has been seeking to forge a broad political coalition to reduce the United States presence.

Mr. Rove has been seeking to forge a tight bond with steelworkers, and Mr. Marty offered hope.

He said he was well suited to working with American officers engaged in interrogating Iraqi prisoners as well as those seeking to forge a new civilian government.

The hundred and ninety-three participants in the talks have given up on seeking to forge a direct successor to the 1997 Kyoto treaty, which saw most advanced nations (but not the United States) agree to limit emissions.

Charlotte St . Martin the executive director of the Broadway League, was equally optimistic in her statement: "We anticipate that the Equity talks will proceed with both sides seeking to forge a timely and mutually beneficial agreement".

The arguments continued over the next three years, as Congress sought to forge a new legal framework for domestic surveillance.

Hopkins, like Clare, sought to forge a language that could register the participatory dramas of our relations with nature and landscape.

He initially sought to forge a close relationship with the Shah, but State Department critics said he was slow to realise that the Shah was in trouble.

Summoning state executives from across the country here, Mr. Obama sought to forge a bipartisan approach to the nation's economic problems.

He was responding to Mr. Sharon's repeated insistence that if he wins next week, he will seek to forge a unity government with Mr. Barak's Labor Party.