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Indeed, more than 20 years on, Western Germans still see no end in sight for the bills from German unification.

At first sight, the easiest answer to the problem of low voter turnout is to give more power to the European Parliament.

At first sight this seems to bode well for the transatlantic relationship.

Second, Iraq is a diverse country, distorted by over thirty years of Saddam's tyranny, and with no plausible and coherent alternative government in sight.

In the important work of adapting educational institutions for the future, we must not lose sight of their core mission as articulated in the past.

Brazilian bonds would rally and confidence would return at the sight of a lender of last resort.

As those policies fail, global financial markets are reacting negatively, adding uncertainty to the world economy, and there is little relief in sight, because America is entering a period of prolonged political infighting and stalemate.

With the Republican-controlled Congress seeking to make the tax cuts for the rich permanent, the world is beginning to realize that America's budget deficits are now entrenched, with no end in sight.

We tend to think of diplomacy as something carried out in secret; sometimes, however, it is better to hide in plain sight.

Since no viable local partner is in sight, Russia must work alone to reestablish elementary order in Chechnya.

But, in China, everything takes place out of sight.

The Cubans, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans will not cut Funes any slack, either, believing that history is on their side, and that now is the time to force every issue in sight.

Of equal importance, Europe's economic integration continues to move ahead, with the euro buoyant and a single marketplace for financial services now coming into sight.

But we should not lose sight of the other side of that coin.

Even after many rounds of talks, no resolution is in sight, and Hu's visit is not expected to produce any breakthroughs.

And, when some of the IMF's largest debtors (Brazil and Argentina) began to prepay their debts a few years ago with no new borrowers in sight, it looked like the final nail in the coffin had been struck.

But, while strengthening such programs should be a high priority, we should not lose sight of how well middle-income families have actually done over the past few decades.

This is a far less common sight in countries with functioning mental-health systems.

One recent Internet match-making effort attracted applications from more than 10,000 young women, all seeking a chance to marry a Shenzhen multi-millionaire sight unseen.

One sight at LUMS, a leading private university in Lahore, heartened me: how women were dressed.

At first sight, the reasons to dismiss this scenario seem overwhelming.

Today, foreign policy is like being on the open seas, with no rules beyond countries' 200-mile maritime borders, and no land in sight.

As humans, we are highly evolved to adjust to our surroundings: we tend to adapt to a culture, well-conceived or not, and lose sight of its failings.

But the most damaging shocks often hide in plain sight - and then hit precisely when and where almost everyone thought stability would prevail.

Images of the Beijing skyline seemingly bathed in a soup of smog and haze have been a common sight on the world's TV screens in recent days and weeks.

But here, again, the government is hiding in plain sight.

Last August, fighting to the north of the provincial capital Goma flared up again, provoking a major humanitarian crisis that has no end in sight.