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This is a real breakthrough.

This is a breakthrough that will endure.

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The main breakthrough of the site, however, is elsewhere.

But the concept of breakout time is dubious.

But in recent months there has been a breakthrough.

We need a breakthrough in this make or break year.

Thanks to the actions of the heroes, a breakthrough across the border did not occur.

But an end to international sanctions presupposes a breakthrough in the nuclear negotiations.

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A breakthrough came with the Italian Popular Party s founding in 1919.

At that time, it appeared that a similar breakthrough in western Sudan would follow.

Should capital poor Mexico really be financing a further jump in the capital intensity of the US economy?

The siege was partly relieved in January 1943, and ended on 27 January 1944.

Agreement on this provided a real breakthrough for the future of water policy.

A breakthrough like this couldn't pass unnoticed in Greece's Twittersphere

To name one, payment by credit card is a breakthrough to many passengers.

We should pay rapt attention as the new Government unveils its new budget and new development policies in coming weeks.

A breakthrough appears to be at hand, though all the parties still seem to be clinging to their traditional positions.

Bad perceptions only complicate future peace efforts, making a breakthrough even less likely.

Of course, inexpensive microprocessors and then a very important breakthrough genetic algorithms.

If India cannot make a breakthrough now, when could it?

The pipe explosion in the courtyard of the apartment building on Izmailovsky prospeсt occurred on September 28.

Fortunately, a proposal by UK Chancellor Gordon Brown might provide the needed global breakthrough.

To bring them to the negotiating table again is not a breakthrough, but rather an attempt at damage control.

But how much risk is Bush without whom a real breakthrough will be impossible prepared to accept?

But it also represents a fundamental breakthrough for shaping a comprehensive global climate regime.

Of course, this enrichment included such practical benefits as medical breakthroughs and labor saving technologies.

The 1998 elections that saw the defeat of Vladimir Meciar's regime clearly demonstrated that a break can be made.

But for New Zealand, even getting to the Olympics in artistic gymnastics is already a breakthrough.

Should the Scottish independence campaign be hailed as a breakthrough for claims to cultural identity nbsp and self governance?

With this political mandate, India stands the chance of a dramatic breakthrough to rapid growth.

The Toyota Prius, a hybrid electric vehicle first introduced in Japan in 1997, marked an initial breakthrough. By connecting a small generator and rechargeable battery to the braking system of a standard car, the hybrid augments the normal engine with a battery powered motor.

A radioactive leak, the rupture of an undersea oil well and, above all, CO2 emissions do not threaten just one country.

Within the Turkish government, this opening is viewed as an immense opportunity to reduce Turkey s heavy dependence on energy imports.

The Toyota Prius, a hybrid electric vehicle first introduced in Japan in 1997, marked an initial breakthrough.

A dramatic cost cutting goal was set, scientists went to work, and the targeted breakthrough was achieved on time.

This is a breakthrough, not only for LGBT people, but for secularism and for all democracy.

In a short period of time, the world s citizens can make deep inroads in the fight against disease, hunger, and poverty.

It has broken new ground in politics and culture, but its impact on social and economic life has been minimal.