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Part 3 consists of Sarah's bereaved jottings, which in less sensitive hands than Gander's could become random and maudlin.

"Politics are like a stone tied to the neck of literature which, in less than six months, will drown it".

Shooting in digital, Mr. Ruiz makes his way fluidly through this unusual bildungsroman, which in less able hands could easily have transformed into a confusing narrative thicket.

Mr Obama is now ahead, by a slender margin, in Iowa, which in less than three weeks will be the first state to vote.

Questioned further, he acknowledged having had "a bit of wrestling match with Izzy" over The National Post, which in less than two years has established an intellectual beachhead for conservative, free-market changes in Canada.

His third novel, The Collector Collector, was narrated by an earthenware pot, which, in less skilled hands, could have been a disastrous conceit but in fact proved extremely funny.

These are the moments in which less experienced, less disciplined short-term traders can become vulnerable to distraction.

We're pointed toward the double granite plinths of Ms. Scott's Maritime Monument, which in a less murky dusk would frame the North Star.

Their big hit is "Knuck If You Buck," which in a less cluttered year would have been major.

Cutting down trees leads to a reduction in evapotranspiration, which results in less downwind precipitation.

But does Barack Obama have any chance in the primaries, which begin in less than two months?