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"He has an opportunity to heal up, get strong and be a factor after that," Joe Girardi said.

His main issue going into the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals is tiredness, but if anyone deserves to be tired at this stage of the season it is him Strengths He is the best counterpuncher in the game and has massively improved his serve Weaknesses As mentioned, tiredness could be a factor after such a gruelling and epic year.

Price point will certainly be a factor — after all, a huge part of Alexa's success was Amazon's ability to offer up hardware close to cost.

Depth has been a factor after the championship team lost key pieces because of salary-cap limitations.

But it was eventually screened, to modest business — pirated DVDs may have been a factor — after being edited to meet local standards.

Fatigue may have been a factor after a huge run-up Thursday following the Fed's move.

And even though its revenue estimates may fall on the "high side," Los Angeles can also make a strong argument in favor of its price tag, which the IOC has said is a factor after the exorbitant costs of recent Olympics drove many cities away.

We hypothesise that an increased awareness of signs and symptoms of TB may have been a factor after a TB prevalence survey in the study area in 2006 which may have contributed to the decrease in treatment delay.

Even with nine new players, St. John's was expected to be a factor nationally, especially after two strong performances to open the season.

"I don't think it'll be a factor," Camby said after running somewhat gingerly through today's practice at SUNY-Purchase. "I think come opening night I'll be ready to go.

The beauty gap between the parties, some on Capitol Hill muse, could even be a factor in who controls Congress after Election Day.