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But this new group calling itself New York Leadership for Accountable Government might be able to shore up the governor's political will.

With the recruitment of Ben Foster – Birmingham's best player last season – Hodgson should be able to shore up the Baggies' defence.

But it seems even less likely that, as Rauch hopes, the gay-marriage movement will be able to shore up an institution that has for decades been undermined legally, socially, medically, theologically, philosophically, psychologically and politically.

The early rally was erased after Mr. Bernanke, testifying before the Senate Budget Committee, spurred concern that the government would not be able to shore up the financial system.

The blind shear ram selected to close must be able to shear the material, maintain the seal capability and consequently close the well.

Many Republican lawmakers now understand that federal education initiatives are destined to fail unless the states and localities are able to shore up collapsing school buildings and provide children with safe, well-equipped places in which to learn.

By rigging the recent nationwide round of redistricting in their favour, Republicans were able to shore up many of the representatives first elected in 2010 who would otherwise have been vulnerable.

Even if the government is able to shore up its networks against attack -- one of many goals set forth by the intelligence reform bill passed last week -- the ability of terrorists and other dark elements to engage in covert communications online remains a daunting security problem, and one that may prove impossible to solve.

Being so close, people would be able to come to shore on visitor visas and take meetings and have a social life.

Unlike to the covers, crack faces in the core are assumed to be able to transfer shear stresses by aggregate interlock.

Duncan and Turner were able to show that shear stress causes primary and clonal osteoblast-like cells to proliferate and differentiate leading to increase in bone formation [ 183].