Philippine legislators listen during the state of the nation address of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyoin Manila July 26, 2004. Arroyo pledged on Monday to cut the country's unwieldy bureaucracy and devote her new term to raising millions out of poverty, but gave few policy details. REUTERS/Cheryl Ravelo CR/CP 

Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo gestures while House Speaker Jose de Venecia looks on during her state of the nation address in Manila July 26, 2004. Arroyo pledged on Monday to cut the country's unwieldy bureaucracy and devote her new term to raising millions out of poverty, but gave few policy details. REUTERS/Cheryl Ravelo CR 

Philippine President Arroyo recieves standing ovation during her state of the nation address in Manila. Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo recieves a standing ovation from House speaker Jose de Venecia (R) during hers tate of the nation address in Manila July 26, 2004. Arroyo pledged on Monday to cut the country's unwieldy bureaucracy and devote her new term to raising millions out of poverty, but gave few policy details. Looking on is Senate President Franklin Drilon (L). REUTERS/Cheryl Ravelo 

A Bolivian worker handles propane gas containers in the streets of La Paz, July 19, 2004. Bolivians faced the unwieldy task on July 18 of turning their historic referendum over the Andean nation's natural gas reserves into real policies to tighten state control over the industry. REUTERS/Jose Luis Quintana DM 

A member of Bolivia's energy referendum jury counts votes near La Paz, July 19, 2004. Bolivians faced the unwieldy task on Monday of turning their historic referendum over the Andean nation's natural gas reserves into real policies to tighten state control over the industry. REUTERS/Noah Friedman-Rudovsky DM/HB 

A member of the Indian Youth Congress shouts anti-government slogans while sitting near two donkeys with inscriptions Bangaru Laxman (BJP president) and George Fernandes (Defence Minister ) during a protest near parliament in New Delhi March 14, 2001. Four senior Indian Defence Ministry officials and army officers were suspended following the release of a news website's documentary, which implicated them in an alleged arms bribery web, the ministry said. The documentary, released on Tuesday, has already claimed the scalp of the leader of Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which leads an unwieldy coalition that has been in power for 17 months.

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FOR RELEASE WITH STORY BC-INDIA-VAJPAYEE - Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee folds his hands in a traditional style of greeting in New Delhi. After months distracted by an international furore over May's nuclear tests, mounting tension with arch-foe Pakistan and squabbles within his unwieldy ruling coalition, Vajpayee has sought to shed his image as a weak leader. Picture taken 21DEC98.

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FOR RELEASE WITH STORY BC-RUSSIA-DEFENCE - Russian soldiers remove the snow at Dynamo stadium. Beneath an unwieldy nuclear umbrella, Russia's military is struggling to stay on its feet. Picture taken 14APR98.

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Seymour the ageing Giant Bullfrog, shown with a younger cousin, has grown to an unwieldy size at South Africa's Transvaal Snake Park June 3, where he has lived tranquilly for most of his 15-year life. The protected, carnivorous species has become scarce as its natural habitat is destroyed and few live long enough to grow to Seymour's size and weight of nearly one kg (two lbs). The frogs spend most of their lives in a dormant state underground but become active in the rainy season, when many are squashed crossing roads. 

Seymour the ageing Giant Bullfrog, shown with a younger cousin, has grown to an unwieldy size at South Africa's Transvaal Snake Park June 3, where he has lived tranquilly for most of his 15-year life. The protected, carnivorous species has become scarce as its natural habitat is destroyed and few live long enough to grow to Seymour's size and weight of nearly one kg (two lbs). The frogs spend most of their lives in a dormant state underground but become active in the rainy season, when many are squashed crossing roads. 

Seymour the ageing Giant Bullfrog, shown with a younger cousin, has grown to an unwieldy size at South Africa's Transvaal Snake Park June 3, where he has lived tranquilly for most of his 15-year life. The protected, carnivorous species has become scarce as its natural habitat is destroyed and few live long enough to grow to Seymour's size and weight of nearly one kg (two lbs). The frogs spend most of their lives in a dormant state underground but become active in the rainy season, when many are squashed crossing roads.

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Seymour the ageing Giant Bullfrog, shown with a younger cousin, has grown to an unwieldy size at South Africa's Transvaal Snake Park June 3, where he has lived tranquilly for most of his 15-year life. The protected, carnivorous species has become scarce as its natural habitat is destroyed and few live long enough to grow to Seymour's size and weight of nearly one kg (two lbs). The frogs spend most of their lives in a dormant state underground but become active in the rainy season, when many are squashed crossing roads.

SAFRICA FROG 

FILE PHOTO NOV94 - Ted Kunkel, chief executive of Foster's Brewing Group pictured in the company's Melbourne office. Foster's capped its exit from British brewing with a 19 percent lift in annual profits and proposed a reconstruction of its unwieldy capital structure to wipe out past losses 

UN special envoy to former Yugoslavia Yasushi Akashi places his briefcase on the desk at the beginning of a news conference in Vienna's UN headquarters, July 24. Akashi said a "dual key" policy for approving NATO airstrikes remained in place and he rejected criticism that the system was unwieldy