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But Mr. Romney advisers believe they have largely succeeded in establishing his conservative bona fides, even though lingering questions about his authenticity persist, and are able now to move on to targeting the next layer of voters.

Though lingering at number nine on this list, round trip flights on the route are still mouth-wateringly cheap, at around just $192 on average.

More often than not, though, lingering in there keeps her up so we usually just turn the light off and close the door.

The rally in equity markets cooled demand for safe-haven government bonds, pushing U.S. and euro zone benchmark German debt lower, though lingering concerns about the currency bloc's sovereign debt crisis limited losses.

And even though lingering global drug prohibition means it's still difficult to collect conclusive data especially given the vast number of variables that factor into the street sale of weed around the globe there is data out there that can help.

The spell of virtual reality, though, lingers.

The Make Poverty History campaign, though, lingers: 200,000 people on a march in 2005 that snaked through Edinburgh, the Live 8 concerts that reached an audience of 3 billion and then the claim of victory.

The publicity worked in the film's favour, just about, though with lingering sympathy for Jennifer Aniston.

Other nuclear myths, though, have lingered on.

Putting aside these subjective responses, though, questions linger about Porsche's special sports car.

Anthony Sonaghan and Uncle Arthur, though, will linger a long while with readers.