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Continued pressure requires continued build-up of military forces, but this clearly cannot go on for ever.
BBC: Is a new UN resolution possible?
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For unless it turns out to have one, the search for a vaccine could go on for ever.
ECONOMIST: AIDS vaccines
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They are straight and wide and seem to go on for ever, perfect for cruising over long distances, powered by big lazy engines.
ECONOMIST: Alejandro De Tomaso | The
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Bethany said she came to see that she needed help because she realised the problem could go on for ever "or get even worse".
BBC: Education & Family
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From the other side, supporters of the shift to austerity believe it is both essential and appropriate: deficit spending cannot go on for ever, and by boosting firms' and households' confidence and lowering the risk premium on government debt, well-designed fiscal consolidation can actually boost growth.
ECONOMIST: Global economic policy
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With gross public debt at 200% of GDP, the fear is that the government will be unable to go on borrowing for ever.
ECONOMIST: Banyan
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Ingenious as it is, this many-sided presentation cannot go on pleasing everyone for ever.
ECONOMIST: Defence policy
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Deep down, Europeans probably knew that they could not go on living beyond their means for ever, even if it took the bond markets and German finger-wagging rather than bold politicians to drive the message home.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
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Three more Banksy paintings go on sale in Sotheby's on Thursday in one of the biggest weeks for art auctions the UK has ever seen.
BBC: NEWS | Entertainment | Record price for Banksy bomb art
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The second difference is that Mexico's presidents come and go every six years, whereas Mr Fujimori, it seems, goes on for ever.
ECONOMIST: The Andean autocrats dig in for the long haul | The
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"A lot of them are holding on for dear life to do the only thing they have ever known, which is to go back in the paper mill, " Mr. Belanger said.
WSJ: Tissue Rolls to Mill's Rescue
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All these things do not go unnoticed, and people understand the need for an economic transition to put society on a more sustainable footing more than they ever have, in spite of efforts from some quarters to convince them otherwise.
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