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The impact could also be dominated by unforeseen, unrelated economic conditions, such as a surge in growth driven by technological change.

Under the new Constitution, that leadership will also be dominated by serving military officers, with the armed forces chief remaining the country's most powerful figure.

By 2013, says the two-year review from the Royal College of ­Physicians, women will make up the majority of GPs and by 2017, hospitals will also be dominated by female doctors.

The summit will also be dominated by Syria after the White House announced that the regime of Bashar al-Assad had crossed a "red line" by using chemical weapons against rebel forces.

Thus the meeting is likely to shape the strategy of the two leaders for managing Iraq through the coming months, which will test the allies' ability to turn over power during a summer that will also be dominated by important dates in the presidential election in the United States.

Obama then travels to Brussels for a two-day G-7 summit, which will also be dominated by Ukraine, after Russia was expelled from the G-8 in March and a planned Putin-hosted summit in Sochi was shifted to Belgium.

Although it was rarely preserved, there existed a noncalcareous benthic flora that also was dominated by blue-green algae.

The bridge vibrations are not only governed by the fundamental mode, but also are dominated by other torsional modes.

Barack Obama and John McCain are the two contenders in America's presidential election this year, but the campaign has also been dominated by two very different women, Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin.

Republican leadership has also been dominated by lawmakers whose constituents were genuinely threatened by policies that would raise the cost of burning fossil fuels, especially coal.

Debates between economists and policy-makers over the best reponse to the euro area's debt crisis have also been dominated by two different interpretations of history.