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Any convictions that arose from a trial in which the teenagers were unfairly portrayed as the predators in a vicious sexual assault cannot stand anyway, said Myron Beldock, a lawyer for Mr. Salaam.

"If Al Gore breaks his word by airing these ads, it's another reminder that the vice president does not hold any convictions that can't easily be changed," said Ari Fleischer, a spokesman for Mr. Bush.

Senator Ashcroft lobbied hard against the nomination, calling Justice White "pro-criminal and activist," and all too eager to overturn any conviction that would send someone to death row.

Any conviction that I have "arrived" belies a deeper knowing that all perceived arrivals are false; this journey continues inexorably on.

Massachusetts lawmakers are considering a criminal justice bill that would, among other changes, allow people to expunge any conviction that's no longer a crime, such as marijuana possession.

It remains unclear whether the Supreme Court would uphold any conviction that relied upon such evidence.

Nobody can say with any conviction that it is a building that ever found itself.

But any conviction that that was Mr. Arafat's game has not kept the Israelis from playing.

But nobody on McMaster's staff could confirm for me with any conviction that the President himself had read it.

After the incomprehensible, schizophrenic play we have seen from the Giants this season, though, how can one predict with any conviction that they will win?

In interviews with more than two dozen Japanese who visited the Hiroshima Peace Memorial this week, only one said with any conviction that the United States should apologize.