• In Europe national politicians, answerable to their own electorates, are struggling to confront continent-wide problems.

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  • Spreading bank assets continent-wide is thus desirable not only for would-be banking champions but also for the euro.

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  • Previous efforts have talked of the failures of individual states but these are the first attempts to identify the phenomenon continent-wide.

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  • The city is also home to a vibrant fashion community, where dozens of independent designers and clothing brands influence country and continent-wide fashion trends.

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  • People will naturally now wonder whether this problem is continent-wide but I don't think it is, at least not on the same scale.

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  • It will give priority to the Roma during its presidency, says Mr Navracsics, as an example of an issue that needs a continent-wide strategy.

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  • The Council of Europe, a continent-wide talking-shop that is the guardian of many international legal conventions, has a treaty on cybercrime dating from 2001.

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  • Africans say correctly that theirs is a continent of wide-open spaces.

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  • It is hard to see how he can achieve continent-wide reforms.

    ECONOMIST: The push for deeper ties peters out

  • The European Parliament approved on first reading a law that would harmonise national patent legislation on genetic engineering , and would allow continent-wide patents for genetic inventions.

    ECONOMIST: Merger dirge

  • ISET, an alternative-energy institute at the University of Kassel, in Germany, continent-wide power distribution systems in a place like Europe would deal with both of these points.

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  • Saudi Arabia's first attempt at continent-wide Islamist coordination, interestingly enough, took place in 1976 in Mauritania's capital of Nouakachott under the auspices of the Riyadh-controlled Muslim World League.

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  • Yet even as the single currency leads inexorably to a genuine single capital market in Europe, the logic of having continent-wide banks to match is coming to seem irresistible.

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  • If the EU can replace all such deals, and Europe achieves a single continent-wide air-travel market, such considerations would no longer be an obstacle to mergers of this kind.

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  • Meanwhile, the prime minister of Romania, where two abattoirs are alleged to have sold horsemeat purported to be beef to European food companies, has said that the scandal is a continent-wide problem.

    BBC: Horsemeat scandal: PM says criminals will face law

  • Mr Cameron is thought to be in support of a plan for the European Central Bank effectively to print money in a Continent-wide quantitative easing programme which could be used to rescue Italy and possibly Spain.

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  • That, plus a continent-wide crossing of fingers.

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  • For several years, countries like Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary have been developing alternative trade routes, and even the European Commission's plan for a continent-wide transport network is based on the assumption that Serbia may remain a no-go area.

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  • Indeed, their cause has gone continent-wide.

    ECONOMIST: Economics focus

  • It looks like it will take more than the American government's "Paulson Plan" to restore confidence to Europe's financial sector: governments in Europe raced to prepare a fresh round of bank rescue packages on Monday, but banking stocks fell more than 7.0% and credit markets remained frozen as the likelihood of a continent-wide initiative began to fade.

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  • And his hopes for Railex are as wide as the continent: He wants to expand the service with warehouse hubs in California, Florida and Tennessee.

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  • While these systems offer a number of advantages for time-critical two-way communications, they are expensive and limited if you need wide-area coverage, especially across a country or continent.

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  • British bank officials aren't too concerned about an integrated and policed European-wide banking sector --especially not as concerned as their colleagues on the continent.

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