Slightly more seriously, the Schengen exclusion has until now deterred free-spending Chinese tourists, at an estimated annual cost of more than $1bn in lost revenue.
Notwithstanding the horrors of occupation -- the clothes of darkness that came over us," "the poisoned tooth that bit us" and "the homes that overflowed with blood" when "the assailant desecrated our land" -- these fighters will not be deterred until, the poet warns, "you leave our lands".
But Dr. Elizabeth Williams, a veterinarian at the University of Wyoming in Laramie and a leading researcher on chronic wasting disease, said that hunters are not going to be deterred until there is much better evidence that chronic wasting disease in deer and elk is a danger to people.
The broad contours of a solution seem relatively obvious: create a safe viewing area elsewhere inside GriffithPark and crack down on the tour buses, illegal parkers and smokers until they are duly deterred.
A survey last month of 1,000 Americans by FreeRide, an Internet marketing group, found that only 1% of web surfers click on banner ads, only half the success rate of random postal marketing.Until now, this has deterred all but a few computer companies, such as Dell and IBM, from spending much on Internet advertising.
However, concerns over asbestos liabilities and its tax arrangements were thought to have deterred potential bidders until now.
But as summer temperatures rise in northern Pakistan, Human Rights Watch foresees a "humanitarian catastrophe .The prospect of this upheaval had until recently, the army claimed, deterred it from trying to drive the Taliban from Swat.
He has a degree in planetary science, but left university in part to work on faster-moving projects.Until recently, students were also deterred because so much was staked on single missions, which could be canceled, fail or not deliver any useful data, says Mr Pomerantz.
Admittedly, fearless though I often am, I was deterred, but only until dark, when the smiling moon would shine down on the glistening flakes and the masses of sledders would be snuggled in their toasty beds.
Until then, women should not be deterred from taking the pill".
