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But it seems more likely that Clegg will try to seek a compromise.

A divided European leadership will try to seek a credible response to the continent's worst migration crisis since the second world war at an emergency summit on Wednesday.

THOSE among Álvaro Uribe's closest collaborators who harbour presidential ambitions waited patiently throughout 2008 for their boss to decide whether or not he will try to seek a third term himself in a presidential election due in 2010.

"Both sides will try to seek common ground and seek engagement across the straits," said Philip Yang, a political scientist at National Taiwan University who has advised the Ma campaign.

Given the anti-abortion movement's history of unsuccessfully putting "personhood" legislation on the ballot, Zenzinger believes that many Republicans "will try to seek action legislatively, where they have the opportunity to control the agenda if they are able to maintain the Republican majority" in the state senate.

Hevesi advisers have suggested that Mr. Giuliani is thinking about 2005, when, many Democrats believe, he will try to seek election again -- which would be legal under the city's term-limit law -- and was worried that a Mayor Hevesi would be a particularly formidable opponent.

In trying to control the deficit, the Bush administration has taken the same stance as the Clinton administration, arguing that instead of raising barriers to imports, the United States will try to increase exports by seeking the removal of foreign trade barriers.

Some Craigslist users will try to scam you by seeking information such as bank account and routing numbers or your social security number, which they can use to commit fraud or identity theft.

In the event of a crackdown, "there might be some people who will try to save their lives by seeking shelter inside the malls," Nattawut Saikua, one of the protest leaders, said.

In the event of a crackdown, "there might be some people who will try to save their lives by seeking shelter inside the malls," said Nattawut Saikua, one of the protest leaders.

Mr. Milosevic, on the other hand, with state television and a disciplined party behind him, will try to keep turnout low, while seeking to win with high and uncheckable vote totals from Kosovo itself, refugees from Kosovo in southern Serbia, the army and the police, Mr. Kostunica said.