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In practice, the government's seal of approval, coupled with those regulatory requirements, encourages investors to put far too much weight on the ratings.

Perhaps the real lesson is that the government needs to put far more effort into debating with Bolivians how their country can cease to be poor.

By the end of this walk you will have a burning desire to put far greater emphasis on the choosing and training of your booth staff".

The austerity debate could nonetheless produce friction at the summit meeting if, as expected, E.U. officials and Germany continue to emphasize regional financial consolidation, while the French, Italians and Spaniards continue to put far more emphasis on achieving economic growth.

It will likely encourage Americans rich enough to conduct tax optimization to put far more of their investments in overseas companies with minority American ownership, which will allow them to receive their dividends tax-free, saving the wealthiest millions.

And in a shift from 2010, when the groups focused largely on television advertising, they plan to put far more money into voter contact, social media and grass-roots outreach, hoping to buttress the party's own get-out-the-vote work.

But while other cyclists – Thibaut Pinot and Tom Dumoulin spring to mind – have put far more out in the public realm, with fewer questions, Froome is at least making steps in what has to be the right direction.

On Wednesday, in Richmond, he still offered up a rationale for what he did -- he said he wants to prevent cancer -- but put far less emphasis on defending his decision than he did in his first two presidential primary debates.

Power producers now sell electricity to distant utilities, putting far more strains on the grid.

The striker plays the ball out right to Birsa, but puts far too much on it, the pass sailing out of play.

Perfection is impossible to achieve and puts far too much pressure on brides.