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American radicalism, however, resulted in increasing tensions between religious communities in the Middle East, and the rise of radical Iran with its bid for regional hegemony.

After former US Vice President Al Gore lost his bid for the presidency in 2000, he became a leader of the social movement to combat global climate change, and his style changed from pragmatic to inspirational and prophetic.

But Mrs Megawati has just been defeated in her bid for reelection.

Hamas initially reacted skeptically to the statehood bid, but supported it after the cease-fire, owing to its expectation that it will be able to exploit Palestine's upgraded status.

China Development Bank also made an investment in Barclays to bolster its bid for ABN AMRO which, though it failed, helped the Dutch bank get the full value for its assets.

The starting point for the EU's unhappy bid to create a shared constitution had been fears that its decision-making mechanisms were being overloaded by the accession of so many new members, first in May 2004 and again at the beginning of this year.

Research assistants with one year of experience working on derivatives issues would get bid away by the private sector at salaries five times what the government could pay.

In a bid to reconcile euro-skeptics and euro-enthusiasts, the idea of a two speed Europe - which began with the Schengen border arrangements and continued with the euro - gained momentum.

Superior German economic performance has bid up the euro and European interest rates to levels that, while comfortable for the Germans, put pressure on the euro zone's laggards.

Otherwise, we might bid farewell to old development divides only to welcome new ones.

It would seem that bid-offer spreads are falling, which we might regard as positive.

Unless the US and the EU relinquish their grip, the Fund's latest bid for relevance may well turn out to be its last.

At another level, Iran's rise, reinforced by its suspected bid for nuclear weapons threatens to awaken historical hostilities, between Sunnis and Shiites and between Persians and Arabs.

Since coming to power, the current Ahmedinejad regime has awarded IRGC-affiliated companies billions in no-bid contracts, increasing the already great perception among the Iranian public of its corruption.

That means that tomorrow it could bid for contracts to build missile bases on the coast of the People's Republic of China.

LONDON - The Islamic State's attack in Paris in November was the latest crisis to delay Britain's bid to renegotiate its membership in the European Union, ahead of a planned referendum on whether to maintain the relationship.

We must bid farewell to national egoisms, vested interests, dirty tricks, and assumed certainties.

While Russia was launching its bid to subordinate Ukraine, I was in prison, with scant hope of ever regaining my freedom.

In that case, the FARC might use peace talks - as it has several times in the past - to bid for time, re-arm and regroup.

Strengthening the state and fostering a stable and growing economy would also provide the best rebuke to the FARC and its bid for time.

PARIS - The contrast between the Schuman Declaration of May 9, 1950, which launched the European unification project through the Coal and Steel Community, and the fearful bid to save Greece and rescue the euro of May 9, 2010, could not be more stark.

Park, who lost her first bid for the GNP's nomination to Lee in 2007, needs to ensure that no rupture with her erstwhile rival knocks her off the path to victory in 2012.

Unlike former Peruvian dictator Alberto Fujimori's daughter, who lost her presidential bid in Peru last month, Park is likely to defy her family's tragic history.

But there is no denying that her rise to power in India's largest state, which sends 80 members to parliament, has given her a vital platform to bid for India's most powerful job.

The end of President Alvaro Uribe's re-election bid in Colombia will complicate life for the Caracas caudillo, removing a pretext for his own perpetuation in power.

China's first choice for the position, Henry Tang, was forced to withdraw because of private indiscretions and a disgraceful bid to have his wife take the fall for a zoning violation.

As Asian innovation comes into its own, the US and other developed countries must find ways to participate - or risk missing the opportunity of the century in a vain bid to recapture bygone supremacy.