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Why is the G20 obviously better than broader talks or bilateral discussions (which, lacking the pomp and spotlight of summity, might make real discussion and compromise easier)?

This fragmentation facilitated the expansion of the Christian states of the north, which, lacking the demographic potential to repopulate the lands they had succeeded in occupying, wisely annexed only those that they were capable of repopulating and garrisoning.

Of these pieces Payne highlights two: the Violin Concerto (1916), as an example of how, writing in unfamiliar genres, Delius remained stylistically true to himself; and the Cello Sonata of 1917, which, lacking the familiarity of an orchestral palate, becomes a melodic triumph.

(Gelatin, which lacks the amino acid tryptophan, is an exception).

Our meal hit a roadblock with desserts, which lack the dramatic contrasts of the other courses.

They have no truck with streets or diverse neighbourhoods, which lack the architectural prominence of towers.

In reality, the annual Congressional budget — which lacks the force of law — serves two immediate purposes.

Mediation, which lacks the "teeth" of enforceable judicial orders, is unlikely to have any meaningful effect.

The school, which lacks the resources to deal with immigration entanglements, has since adopted the same policy as Phillips Academy.

This is particularly true of the poured paintings on paper, which lack the advantage of theatrical scale.

Congress eventually chose one site in Nevada, which lacked the political clout at the time to push it elsewhere.