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With a surfeit of the old and a shortage of the young, Japan is on course for a population collapse unlike any in human history.

Given a surfeit of green PR bunkum, it is not easy to know whether they mean what they say.

A surfeit of aid has been shown to be unable to help achieve these goals.

For years in the US, the Democratic left, despite a surfeit of brilliant minds, has neutered itself with its own rage.

Rating agencies systematically underestimated default risk on vast amounts of debt, resulting in puffed-up prices and a surfeit of issuance.

Footballing mishaps are the latest in a series of catastrophes to be blamed on a surfeit of maleness.

The voters are pretty sick of such a surfeit of primary sloganeering.

There HAS been a surfeit of plays about divorce on the television recently.

Although the weeklies provide a surfeit of material each week, much of it is unusable to us.

A surfeit of hotels has made it cheaper to put up visiting executives from parent firms.

There has been a surfeit of plays about divorce on the TV recently.

Japanese companies had such a surfeit of unused capital because of poor corporate governance and fiscal management.

What he does not believe in is a surfeit of managers and administrators.

Indeed, the euro is suffering from a surfeit of credibility since, on many gauges, it is overvalued against the dollar.

The script could do with more dimensions; there's a surfeit of therapy-based stuff about lost love, self-esteem and letting go of the past.

For businesses that are gorging on a surfeit of information, Varian says the fix is clear.

Japan has had a current-account surplus in every year since 1981, because of a surfeit of domestic saving over investment.

And Canada as a whole will have a surfeit of parliamentarians compared with many other democracies.

Bomb blasts created a surfeit of C-14 that quickly dispersed around the globe.

News of its fall induced a surfeit of celebratory gunfire.

China has a surfeit of big cities well within that distance from one another.

This week, a man who has a surfeit of both capital and charisma came to the rescue of a man who is in need of both.

The country has a surfeit of cheap labour.

A surfeit of food makes one sick.