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Perhaps Eban was too urbane, too much of a scholar and gentleman to be able to make it - in Disraeli's phrase - to the top of the greasy pole.

September 1939 taught every Pole that military power must be real to be effective.

The timing was highly significant: Merkel goes to China, the emerging global power, after declaring her own commitment to strengthening the eurozone, if not the EU as a whole, as a credible pole of an emerging multipolar world.

He has expedited the canonization process for John XXIII, who inaugurated Vatican II almost a half-century ago, and John Paul II, the autocratic Pole who reined in many of Vatican II's liberating impulses.

An alliance of those who espouse and practice liberal democracy might provide a pole of certainty in a highly uncertain world.

Today, a wooden pole marks each mass grave.

In the decade after September 11, 2001, the pendulum of public sentiment swung too far to the security pole; but it has begun to swing back in the absence of major new terrorist attacks.

The US is at one pole of the world economy.

In the future, I suggest, the traditionalists and the communitarians will form the precautionary pole of the political spectrum, while the libertarians and technocrats will form the proactionary pole.

Right and Left swapped seniority around a barely-existent central pole.

The territories claimed by Russia include the North Pole and a huge oil field.

To be a proud European, one must be a proud German, Spaniard, or Pole.

The North Pole turned into a lake for the first time in 2000.

The wave's height reached 15 meters, towering above even the highest pole-vault bars.

After all, his home and toy factory are at the North Pole, which, according to the minister's interpretation, belongs to Canada.

And two weeks ago, Denmark, which has sovereignty over Greenland, staked its own territorial claim, also covering the North Pole.

Multipolarity exists, but Russia is not much of a pole.

When one pole of nuclear deterrence weakened, due to Russia's political decline in the 1990's, NATO, a defensive union of democratic and peaceful states, committed aggression against Yugoslavia.

Throughout most of human history, ice almost completely barred all navigation in the seas surrounding the North Pole, and the Arctic was asleep in a silent indifference.

If Europe wants to remain a pole in a multi-polar international system, it must prove that it can pursue a common foreign and security policy, particularly in times of crisis and conflict.