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In its new mode, Bluestockings is still more about politics than profits, but now men are very much included.

The announcement came as lawmakers heard still more about bungled intelligence analysis, missed opportunities and a failure by agencies to communicate with each other.

Senator Church's investigation in the mid-1970s revealed still more about the extent of decades of F.B.I. abuses, and led to greater congressional oversight of the F.B.I. and other American intelligence agencies.

Once there, he helped a professor write a book about the sociology of Vietnam that he said "helped me understand still more about the underlying reasons for what we were experiencing in Vietnam".

Here, the five-speed automatic's lack of a manual-shift function was revealing of Honda's philosophy: the Accord is surprisingly able when pressed hard, yet it's still more about unobtrusive excellence than challenging Mustangs to a race.

Sony Kapoor of Re-Define, a think-tank, says there is "something surreal" in the government's claim to be defending the City's interests when, in some respects, it is seeking tighter regulations than the EU.Bankers fret still more about the economic downturn.

"She was Grete to the end, still more concerned about me than about herself," he noted with a slight chuckle.

As the statement at their meeting on March 21st made clear, America's central bankers are still more worried about inflation than about recession.

"My impression is that they're still more concerned about Communists than they are about Enron".

Yet it is hard to avoid the suspicion that too many European countries are still more worried about stability in the Middle East than about democracy.

Accusations that link him to the anti-aging clinic, and the new assertions about the purchase of documents, have created still more uncertainties about his status for 2013.