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The Green surge has gone into reverse after Natalie Bennett, the party leader, suffered what she called a "brain fade" in a radio interview last month, according to a ComRes poll for The Independent on Sunday.

This will be Rick Santorum, Rick Perry, or Newt Gingrich, (unless the Santorum surge has gone so far the polls haven't measured it accurately and he wins).

Most of the additional U.S. troops sent to Iraq as part of the surge have gone back home.

But Mr Weill has been drawn too closely into the investigation of the activities of Mr Grubman; Mr O'Neal is too new to the job; and Mr Paulson, after an early surge of activity, has gone quiet.The world's big financial regulators are short on leadership too.

Third, much of the surge of cash that has gone into commodities futures is due to rising prices.

In most countries, the recent surge in house prices has gone hand-in-hand with a much larger jump in household debt than in previous booms.

Instead, house prices will have to fall by at least 20% in money terms in most of the countries with bubbles.A second important difference is that this time the surge in house prices has gone hand in hand with a proportionately larger jump in household debt.

We have subsequently seen a 300% surge in cases – but no victim has gone homeless.

In the centuries since the peregrini, the archipelagic imagination has gone through many ebbs and surges.

"That has gone up about tenfold, with a real surge in the past few days," she said.

Since The Huffington Post began linking to the Observer, a significant surge of readers have gone to The Observer's site.