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Re "Census Shows Ranks of Poor Rose in 2002 by 1.3 Million" (news article, Sept. 3): News that the number of people in poverty rose last year is sad enough, but even sadder still when we consider that this figure only includes people who fall below the official "poverty line" of $17,960 for a family of four.

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Though Immanuel Kant wrote his seminal works more than two centuries ago, his philosophy still has much to offer us when we consider the problems we face today.

The Saudi government gets more complicated still when you consider the broader economic factors at play.

And curiouser still when you consider that he spends half the interview explaining the mechanics of preparing the giant plastic bubble for their forthcoming tour.

Still, when you consider that both are ill with only a short time to live, smoking is probably the last thing they should be doing.

This gets grimmer still when you consider that money the government's set aside to help local councils is largely finding its way to wealthy, Tory-run areas, such as Surrey, Hampshire and Oxfordshire.

That the government deliberately built PIP with tightened criteria – and is sitting by as the system descends into disarray – becomes grimmer still when you consider that this is being done to a benefit tied to other essential disability services.

Still, when you consider the amount of crappy low-rez videos on YouTube, the Flip Video Ultra seems a bit more interesting.

It's worse still when you consider that most of Japan's post-crisis credit growth occurred in the first half decade or so after its crisis.

The odds appear meaner still when you consider Wales have lost seven of their last eight meetings with Australia, including the World Cup third-place play-off defeat and follow-up loss in Cardiff in December.