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Most West European analysts believe that their gains from Helsinki outweigh the losses by far. The balance was described by West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher, who said, "Such a process, because of differences in systems, does not only bring periods of progress; it brings disappointments and setbacks, standstills." But, said Genscher, the direction is right...
...that Ruini is campaigning for a fellow Italian, or perhaps for a longtime figure in the Roman Curia like Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger. Several sources have recently mentioned Ruini as a possible Secretary of State in the next pontificate if the next pope is non-Italian. There, his influence would outweigh all but the successor to John Paul...
...With the power of knowledge and education, just talking and carrying a message can vastly outweigh violence and can be more effective than politics,” he added...
...particular, when it announced $520 million to improve school lunches after the TV chef Jamie Oliver aired a riveting series about how much junk they now contain. The economy is still humming away and Labour will make this the centerpiece of its campaign. Can that substantial but dull accomplishment outweigh the Conservatives' parade of resentments? Labour will likely be stoking up its own fear factory - in particular, of a Tory return to power - as May 5 approaches...
...criticisms of DormAid’s presence are understandable, but do not outweigh the benefits the service provides. Although it is true that the service will cost money, it is unlikely that the hiring of a cleaning service will be as economically divisive among the student body as more demonstrable forms of wealth such as cars, clothes, big screen TVs, satellites, laptops, desktops, stereos, iPods, and so on—the list is inexhaustible...