But a window has opened for both sides.

It doesn't necessarily predict a win win outcome.

The benefits of peace, for both sides, would be enormous.

Nevertheless, for both sides, the process can be as important as the results.

Turkey wanted Iraq to be a stable, democratic and peaceful State and hoped to see two States, Israel and Palestine, living side by side in the Middle East within secure recognized borders.

This is the rosy scenario.

That is the scenario at the moment.

But this scenario failed to materialize.

And this is just the baseline scenario.

The 450 scenario presents an immense challenge.

There are concrete examples of this scenario.

And we've got the mathematics to describe this process.

The last scenario came from William himself.

The main glitch in this scenario, however, is Lewites.

Another negative scenario is military rule.

Thus, Egypt is reenacting the Algerian scenario.

The other school of thought does not take this scenario lightly.

CAMBRIDGE Consider the following scenario.

But Syria s fragmentation is not the only plausible scenario.

It also presupposes creating an environment that enhances remunerative and rewarding employment opportunities through self employment and microenterprises.

Like a doomed marriage, it is better to have rules for the inevitable divorce that make separation less costly to both sides.

Codependency was never a sustainable strategy for either side. China just happens to have understood this first.

This scenario would grant the US three enormous advantages.

At first sight, the reasons to dismiss this scenario seem overwhelming.

But this scenario does not correspond to reality.

But there are downside and upside risks to this scenario.

But victory for the forces of jihad is not the only possible scenario.

But this is implausible.

But a Japanese style scenario seems inevitable after 2015.

That scenario now looks all the more likely.

A war ends. An international donors conference is called.

In addition, a significant number of former military personnel have served in the lucrative security sector in Iraq following the 2003 US led invasion.

Such a scenario can be summarized as follows.

The second scenario is more dangerous for the entire world.

This is the scenario these young Homsis show through their lenses

In the long run, the best outcome is a peaceful resolution to the sovereignty issue, or, barring that, a compromise that satisfies both sides core interests.

Both sides should make every effort to work directly with each other and to cooperate in finding the optimum solutions to the various issues involved in a coordinated, peaceful and smooth handover.

Unfortunately, that scenario now seems to be unfolding.

Under this scenario, we could be witnessing an energy crisis in the making.

The current crisis killed off this optimistic scenario.

Such a scenario could amount to fighting to the last Syrian child.

Of course, one can only hope that such a scenario remains pure conjecture.

Screenwriter Brian Helgeland was hired to develop a new script.

Under the second scenario, all of the resources would be allocated to additional social policies.

For three decades, armed conflict smouldered in Aceh, until it became clear to both sides that the only way out of a tragic situation was the way of peace.