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But will Marseille be able to overhaul Lille?

Mr. Monti has so much credibility that he has been able to overhaul the pension system, liberalize a raft of monopolistic industries and begin a high-profile crackdown on tax evasion.

The opposition leader, Gen Muhammadu Buhari, who is seeking to unseat Jonathan in the election on 14 February, may be better able to overhaul the country's dysfunctional military, he suggested.

Turner was in charge for a little over a year but while he was able to overhaul the squad and slash the wage bill the team won only seven of 51 games under his guidance.

Dani Pedrosa eased past Dovizioso with 15 laps remaining and Rossi was soon able to overhaul team-mate Hayden to re-enter the top six.

A top-four place was out of the visiting side's reach before kick-off, and they are still not assured of a Europa League spot with Manchester United able to overhaul them.

Mr. Obama acknowledged he had not been able to pass a comprehensive overhaul of immigration law, a failure that rankles many Latinos, whose votes Mr. Obama needs in 2012.

But the first moment when a Republican Congress might actually be able to pass a health care overhaul won't arrive until February of 2017, at which point Obamacare will have been the baseline for two years — the new taxes, the subsidies, the mandates, the higher premiums, the Medicare cuts, the Medicaid expansion, all of it.

But Congress, bogged down by disagreements between lawmakers from rural and urban districts and distracted by fiscal policy fights, has not been able to agree on legislation to overhaul the struggling agency.

But those who know her say it was her upbringing — in a modest, devoutly Roman Catholic, service-minded family — that made her instantly able to understand the unease among economically anxious voters over a Republican plan to overhaul Medicare.

By criticizing the Obama campaign's tone, Mr. Romney is also able to distract the political debate away from his new running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan, and his plan to overhaul Medicare.