His obvious pleasure at the Bremen result suggests that he may still hanker after one.
It must be as far as you can get from the controlled conditions scientists usually hanker after?
But many Fatah people still hanker after revolution, harking back to the heroic days (albeit often mythical) under Arafat.
The French still hanker after a political counterweight to the European Central Bank.
And if you hanker after something truly different, Prado y Neptuno is a boutique cigar and cocktail spot in the exclusive Recoleta district.
Countries such as Spain and Luxembourg still hanker after the whole constitution.
It is understandable that many Belarussians and Ukrainians, as well as Russians, should hanker after the undemocratic but comforting order of the past.
Many Basques a far higher proportion, for example, than Catholics in Northern Ireland are comfortable with a dual allegiance, and most do not hanker after full independence.
And some of his supporters still hanker after the "star quality" they believe he brought to the party, even as they throw their weight behind Ed.
Although some Congress party activists still hanker after bringing Rajiv's widow, Sonia, into politics, his death seems to have marked the end of the Gandhi dynasty.
Though he has stood only once (unsuccessfully) for elected office, he is young at 52, and may well hanker after a top job, one day, in government.
Ideologues still hanker after the revival of a pan-Islamic empire.
Recent opinion polls show that many people still hanker after the tune of the old Soviet anthem - a much jauntier affair than the Glinka - but would stop short of reinstating the old words.
Although Brussels Eurocrats, depressed after the two ineffective commission presidencies of Jacques Santer and Romano Prodi, hanker after a man with the grand dreams and vaulting ambition of Jacques Delors, president in 1985-95, who pushed through the single market and plans for monetary union, a low-key but effective president may now be just what is needed.
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