"The entire west coast is uninhabited and inaccessible except to the dedicated walker," it warned, rather too enticingly.
Nick Clegg said yesterday he agreed with the report's authors that there should be a "traffic light" system so that those who unintentionally break the rules for the first time can be warned rather than sanctioned.
Expect growing localised tensions around specific watersheds between one ethnic group and another, between farmers and cities, and so forth, he warns: "Rather than India versus Pakistan, it's Karnataka versus Tamil Nadu over the allocation of a river that is shared between those two states".
The Brazilian and three team-mates were warned, rather than banned, by their national governing body when they tested positive for banned substance furosemide at a meet in Rio in May.
Researchers like Palfrey and Schneier warn that rather than filter or block the Web, governments are increasingly using online surveillance to silently track dissident activity.
But the department has pledged to take a gentle approach, choosing to educate and warn violators rather than issue a fine.
But Gartner also warned that rather than paying for fake reviews, companies would switch to menacing individuals who have put up honest, but negative, reviews, demanding that they, or the site, remove them, or face legal action.
Abe now wants to revise Japan's pacifist constitution — not so that Japanese forces can attack other countries, as some alarmists have warned, but rather to give legal standing to the Self-Defense Forces.
He pointedly recalls the blood spilled by Nato allies after they came to the aid of the US following the 9/11 attacks and warns that, rather than "deepening differences" between the 28 members, now is the time to "nurture what unites" under "strong American leadership".
As NATO expanded steadily eastwards during the past decade or so, encompassing former Soviet states like Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, some observers warned that, rather than seeking to transcend old rivalries, it risked perpetuating a divided Europe, with an embittered Russia lurking on its eastern frontier.
