Having the euro would protect jobs and win back Danish influence in Europe, he argues.But Danish europhiles will have a fight on their hands.
How can Russia get over this humiliation and win back the global influence that it has never ceased to consider its right?
Lavrov blamed Kiev's desire to win back control militarily on influence from Washington.
In the early 1980s (even before the infamous Iran-contra scandal), says Mr Bergman, Israel sold arms to revolutionary Iran as an operation known as "Seashell", in part to ensure that the war between Iran and Iraq would continue to weaken two enemies but also in a forlorn effort to win back some of the influence Israel had enjoyed in Tehran before the fall of the shah.
Mr. Blankfein, the magazine said, "has won back some influence in part by simply keeping the firm out of the headlines".
That, otherwise, it hasn't any hope of winning back political influence in this state, and might as well make way for a new political party to serve the role of loyal opposition?
"If Russia uses its influence on Assad, it could win back prestige in the region as a peacemaker," said Margarete Klein, a Russia expert at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.
After falling under the influence of the Duke of Lennox, a Roman Catholic who schemed to win back Scotland for the imprisoned Queen Mary, James was kidnapped by William Ruthven, 1st Earl of Gowrie, in 1582 and was forced to denounce Lennox.
But some Labour moderates are appalled, saying that advertising the left's influence in the party sends a damaging signal to the voters Labour needs to win back after last month's shattering defeat.
Should the GOP win back the majority of these seats (Democrats currently occupy 28 state capitols), they would be extremely well positioned to influence the redistricting of the political map that will come after the 2010 census.
Let's win back that work".
