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Mr Jospin has himself recently presented some ideas, a bit like some of Mr Fischer's, though less far-reaching, for "a core of a few [EU] countries co-operating more closely than others".Despite complaints from many in Brussels that the French and Germans are no longer working in synch, Messrs Fischer and Védrine get on well.

Consequently, both the EU and the US responded fiercely against similar, though much less far-reaching, authoritarian trends during the first PiS government, between 2005 and 2007.

Though far less violent, Peru is somewhat similar.

Though far less common than Lyme disease, babesiosis can be fatal, particularly in people with compromised immune systems.

Though far less well known than the brands it assembles, Foxconn is the world's biggest contract maker of IT goods, including iPhones and Motorola displays.

Though far less lengthy and with a much smaller cast than "Flames of Paris," the Shostakovich concerto presented difficulties of its own.

Though far less pretty, one feature is perhaps even more rare that the elaborate carvings: a roomy four-car garage.

Though far less established than Oliver, Vaquera is another brand with designers who are winning with weird.

Handguns, though less lethal, are far more common.

He has been studiously reasonable in the row over bankers and their bonuses (though less successful, so far, in reinvigorating reform of the public services).

The show covers a lot of biographical territory, ranging through the United States as well as Africa, though with far less strain than in its Off Broadway incarnation.