And he claims to have a geography-defying plan to lead Britain into the heart of Europe through the mechanism of the single currency.
Within hours thousands of news services have been marking the geography of death and illness, pointing to an usually aggressive outbreak of what appears to be a rampant strain of E. coli.
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By virtue of our peculiar history (Model T) and sprawling geography, we have come to see ourselves as singularly entitled, automotively.
The internet's erasure of geography lets people have a flutter without having to leave their living-rooms for the Bellagio's bombast or the shabbiness of the local dive (see article).
Language, geography and history have combined to isolate Brazil from its Spanish-speaking neighbours on the far side of the Amazon rainforest and the Parana basin, let alone from the wider world.
But the region's geography and old ties have, for the present, given Russia the advantage.
Mike Linksvayer ponders the options for demolishing freeways in Oakland, CA. I know nothing about Oakland geography, so I have no opinions about his recommendations, but this seems like a worthwhile conversation for people in the Bay Area to be having.
But, together with the country's geography, it seems to have been remarkably successful in keeping away boatloads of would-be refugees.
Credit unions have membership requirements, often based on geography or employer.
And America knows from its history that its reach goes far beyond its geography For a century you have carried upon your shoulders the greatest of responsibilities: to work with and for the rest of the world.
But the enrolment of Prince William, in his final year of a four-year geography degree, is thought to have boosted the university's reputation among the English privately-educated gentry.
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Now it is Liverpool's turn to showcase all the advantages that history, geography and generous dollops of public funds have given it.
Riven since colonial times by ethnic divisions and handicapped by challenging geography, several of the Andean countries have long suffered poverty and instability.
Thanks to the vagaries of electoral geography, in recent elections Labour MPs have required many fewer votes to win, on average, than Conservative candidates.
In April, Startup Compass compared start-ups by geography and found that those in Silicon Valley have, on average, 3.15 mentors, compared with 2.85 in New York and 2.15 in London.
European populations have mixed so extensively with their neighbours that their genes mirror geography, rather than reflecting the paths of human migrations or language families.
Such stories mark a big turnaround for diasporas, which over the last century have often had to wage an uphill struggle against time and geography.
"We do have network issues in south and west Wales because of our geography, but we continue to work closely with our national network team to improve our position, " Mr Kelly said.
"The excitement of meeting new people with whom you have no 'friends' in common, only interests, geography or kinks, are probably enough (to propel the product), " Anthony Wing Kosner wrote at Forbes.com.
Sadly, today we have a horribly divided country with little that binds us other than history, geography and language.
Instead, the company spends more time parsing through a person's LinkedIn profile to determine how long users have held jobs, the number and quality of connections in their industry and geography and the seniority of their connections.
Like unemployment checks, retraining and other benefits, which vary wildly depending on factors such as geography, the Cobra subsidy has created a lopsided system of haves and have-nots.
The biggest problem, though, is that any ideas for coping with sprawl have always run up against local politics, racial tensions, history and, not least, geography.
He became involved in the officer training corps while studying environmental geography at university, enlisted in the Territorial Army in October 2006 and was said to have had ambitions to attend Sandhurst.
But it is so much faster that it has the power to reshape companies, create communities, eliminate geography, and revitalise the art of letter writing in a generation which had been thought to have been rendered incapable of it by television.
"We have been lucky, " says Antiparos mayor Yiannis Leventakis, chatting through an interpreter about the island's auspicious geography and Tsakonas's low-density concept.
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