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The only catch is that it relies on presidential self-discipline and “wise and courageous leadership,” qualities in scanter supply now than ever.

More expensive: The newer version of a model will usually be more expensive, both in terms of the starting price and scanter discounts.

“From June on to November it lies hot, still, and unbearable … then on until April, chill, quiescent, drinking its scant rain and scanter snows; from April to the hot season again, blossoming, radiant and seductive.”

The cheerful food allusions grew scanter and grimmer until they stopped altogether.

Groundwater supplies around the world are scanter than previously thought and are depleting fast in many places, according to a set of two studies published yesterday online in Water Resources Research.