However, since then, the situation on the ground has worsened.

But they are unlikely to derail his government.

Jika satu hal saja bermasalah, makan hidup mereka akan terpuruk.

A dangerous situation may well emerge, as this report threatens to derail the whole process.

The trees have begun to bud.

Milo It was good skimming stones.

Risikonya ketika roller coaster ini turun tanpa kendali, krisis utang akan membuat pasar tergelincir.

A weaker and smaller UK economy would scale back its investment in development projects in Nigeria, even if temporarily

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I'm not going to let Tom drive.

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Stability in all axes was generally good.

Prominent academics warn that China could fall victim to the dreaded middle income trap, which has derailed many a developing nation.

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But the realization this autumn of even some of the risks described here could derail the global economy s still wobbly recovery.

The easy gains have already been banked any further structural change will take longer to agree and be tougher to implement.

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When peace appears to be close at hand, radicals on one side of the conflict or the other provoke an explosion to derail it.

By identifying the law with their vested rights, the oligarchs who have (for now!) derailed the ideals of the Orange Revolution sought to shield their own interests from challenge.

But last year, it seemed that success was within reach until the clash of narratives derailed the progress the two sides had made.

Two of them were already riding toward the starting point.

We started bringing people into our homes, schools and hospitals.

Experts can disagree about whether the move was premature, but no one agrees with the many political leaders who have argued that the tiny hike will derail the timid resumption of economic growth.

And we don't understand why they won't let us in. Right?

Only then will monetary authorities gain a better understanding of when and how bubbles can derail an economy, and what can be done to prevent that outcome.

Suffice it to say that there Nepal faces a multitude of flashpoints, as well as a large number of detractors who would like to see this historic process derailed. The success or failure of the Constituent Assembly will rest on whether the presumptive winner, the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoists), will work collaboratively with the other parties rather than trying to push its own agenda exclusively.

Suffice it to say that there Nepal faces a multitude of flashpoints, as well as a large number of detractors who would like to see this historic process derailed.

PM Okay. So what we're going to do now is teach Milo to skim stones.

Would Singaporeans only accept blind people with their guide dogs when there is a protective Law with penalties?

In this country, my life has been , and I don't want my daughter to follow in my steps, my friend tells me, and I can't argue with him.

It is necessary to organize fans, clubs must invite their stewards and not let things slide.

They were already approaching the dammed up stream on their way to the starting post.

After enormous difficulties, uncertainties, and constant attempts to derail the process, Venezuelans will vote on August 15th to decide whether President Hugo Chávez should be recalled and new presidential elections held. This plebiscite marks the latest stage in a bitter campaign to unseat a president who has already survived a coup, a two month general strike, and a previous attempt to force a vote on his leadership.

Britain will not sign up to a Europe going off the deep end and the US will not link and fix its currency to the euro unless things get so bad in America that a protectionist like Richard Gephardt becomes president.

After enormous difficulties, uncertainties, and constant attempts to derail the process, Venezuelans will vote on August 15th to decide whether President Hugo Chávez should be recalled and new presidential elections held.