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Domestic airlines had steeply discounted regional flights in June as the much-touted Beijing-Shanghai high-speed rail line prepared to open.

But self-confidence is not an ideology, and the much-touted Asian model of development does not seem to be an exportable product.

On the surface it appears to be in conflict with America's much touted democracy, but this is not the case.

The expansion of Afghanistan's government forces, both military and police, has been a much-touted goal of both Washington and Kabul.

The much-touted miracle of Anglo-Saxon capitalism turned out to be a mirage.

It was the first time one of the much-touted "invisible" fighters had ever been hit.

Carbon capture and storage, a much touted technology to reduce emissions, is likely to remain much more expensive.

Authorities also have yet to open a much-touted financial futures exchange in Shanghai.

It's at times like these when the much-touted convenience of shopping over the Internet sounds like a better alternative.

They released one single, "Now" on Decca before disbanding in late 1969; a much-touted Quartet album, Joseph, never saw the light of day.

It has shown some signs of healing this year, but the much-touted recovery is tentative and fragile.

One much-touted remedy is to accelerate their path to the euro, or even let them adopt it immediately.

But the planning was done with little awareness of how local people lived, and the much-touted projects have largely been scrapped.

Obama's much-touted tax break for middle and working class Americans survived but was scaled back.

The much touted spending cuts are just another promissory note.

And what about the much-touted benefits of financial innovation?

Even China's much-touted economic power has been misunderstood.

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