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Even worse, France and Germany have sent relatively weak commissioners to serve in Brussels, and Germany in particular has been adamant in refusing to cede any new economic powers to the commission.

Irish men and women flocked to Ms. Dennehy's center last month for one bright spot amid the bleakness: an annual lottery in which the State Department randomly selects to receive green cards 110,000 people from nations that have sent relatively few people to the United States.

Here is a sampling of projects that stood the test of time: In 1960 I was a freshman at an elite women's college, but, in contrast to most of my new classmates, I had graduated from a large working-class New Jersey high school that sent relatively few students to "sleep away" colleges.

Looking at @kessler's chart (below) it shows a marked different in the quantity of tweets sent in the first year he joined Twitter (2007) — when he apparently sent relatively few tweets per month — compared to all the years since, although 2008 and 2009 appear to be his most prolific years for tweeting.

Norway and Germany have sent relatively few troops to Afghanistan and have refused point blank to have their armies in harms way.

The Ethiopians, led by Boston Marathon winner Dire Tune, were their main opposition for the team race, although the nation had sent relatively inexperienced runners to the championships on this occasion.

The small touchscreen is remarkably sensitive, making it easy to navigate, use the number pad and even send relatively long texts.

In that same period, President Obama and his national security advisers have begun examining an option that would send relatively few troops to Afghanistan, about 10,000 to 15,000, with most designated as trainers for the Afghan security forces.

North Korea, which relies on foreign aid, has belittled South Korea as an American "puppet," often sending relatively low-ranking officials to sit at senior-level talks with the South — a practice Ms. Park's government said it was determined to break.

As Sheyrhar Azhar, a Pakistani student who recently graduated from the LSE, puts it, the British style of higher education "helps you grow into adult life very quickly".Another oddity is that although Britain pursues international students, it sends relatively few of its own abroad.

In high schools that send relatively few students to college, we find little evidence that the automatic admissions guarantee affects any of the college outcomes we examine.