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But until Europe diversifies its sources of energy, it will remain hostage to Russia's rows with its neighbours.

The Japanese-American alliance will remain hostage for a while longer to events on one little beach.

We know that if we do not improve food security we will remain hostage to those in power.

Until then, Pakistan and the world will remain hostage to Talibanisation and its ugly knock-on effects.

Left unchecked, Iraq will remain hostage to the turbulent region in which it finds itself — and to the price of oil.

Ahead of this weekend's repayment deadline, it remains to be seen whether Puerto Rico will be set on the road to recovery or whether it will remain hostage to some of the most brutal investors the world has ever seen.

"We want to be in Baghdad as long as the French journalists and their Syrian driver will remain hostages," said Arlette Chabot, executive editor of France 2. "We want to be there as a sign of solidarity and of friendship.

Until they stop, the GOP will remain his hostage — and theirs.

On the other hand, by letting its policy remain hostage to hardliners, it will destroy hope for future reconciliation with its own minorities.

"But they remain hostage to the euro zone crisis".

Its chances remain hostage to Pakistan's chronic political instability.