If the opposition boycotts it, independence (and instability) may be the result though, with luck, not violence.

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With luck, the national interest will not be jeopardized by the losses sustained as a result.

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If they safely reach quieter shores, much of the region may, with luck, follow.

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With luck and facing an unprepared foe, terrorists killed 3, 000 Americans more than a decade ago.

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With luck, they will outclass the stereotypes that precede them, starting with Selena Gomez.

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With luck, in a few years' time, men will be able to say the same.

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With luck, this message will be written clearly by the electorate's invisible hand on Election Day.

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With luck and some money I learned that he was accused of supporting terrorist activities.

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With luck, this should produce a more responsive, accountable, youthful and energetic set of representatives.

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Encourage the good to outwit the bad and, with luck, you keep Nemesis at bay.

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With luck, Pfeiffer says his bugs will be spewing out gas sooner than the Brits.

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With luck, life may now improve for this particular group of the halt and the lame.

ECONOMIST: Neurology

With luck, they will now remember that, and stop behaving like leaders of banana republics.

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Yet with luck the changes will reassure the critics and start the money flowing again.

ECONOMIST: Aid and corruption

With luck, Mr Kohl could have German parliamentary assent to euro-participation behind him by the summer.

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With luck, that will allow the company to have more control over its products.

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On balance though, the fulfilment, and with luck demise, of the waiting-list pledge should be welcomed.

ECONOMIST: Health

The bottom of the crater, by contrast, is perpetually dark and, with luck, ice-bound.

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With luck, the new preservation efforts will keep the Mother Road alive and well.

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It would be an apt birthplace for another, new Russia: more decentralised and, with luck, less self-serving.

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With luck dogs would come out too, rough-haired mutts or poodles with fresh-shampooed coats.

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With luck the debate will push either Mr Obama or Mr Romney to do that.

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With luck, when all is said and done, the mullahocracy may no longer be around.

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With luck, any such terrorists will actually be detained for the duration of the conflict.

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With luck, popularity will speak for itself and members will be generating a lot of useful material.

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Thus, with luck, can curiosity-driven research of the most esoteric kind lead to good, solid human benefits.

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And, with luck and a bit of hard work from Steve and Jonathan, the pictures should be better.

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And now the Kierkegaard-quoting Milch is back with Luck, a horse-racing drama starring Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte.

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Then with luck, some time this summer a full-scale trial in collaboration with a group of paralysed volunteers will start.

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With luck, we all might have a better perspective on the rise and fall of red-hot tech stocks.

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