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The two sides will try to convince Anglican leaders worldwide either of the value or the cost of a second branch of the U.S. church, one that would be based less on geography than on theology.

"It will be based less on where they worked previously," he said, "and more on if they made a profit while they were there".

His support is especially strong among Ukip supporters; but given his backing for immigration, this popularity seems to be based less on Johnson's policies than on Ukip supporters' opposition to the political system in general.

The relevance and authority of a news outlet will be based less on an established media brand and more on the reputation it develops through the scrutiny of the crowd.

Such good will seemed to be based less on support for any handover plans conceived by the Americans than on the simple fact that Iraqis now seemed to be taking some control from L. Paul Bremer III, the head of the Coalition Provisional Authority, which is scheduled to be disbanded on June 30.

But given the parties' differences and the short time frame for negotiations before Congress must increase the debt limit, both sides have indicated that any compromise is likely to be based less on specific policy changes than on proposals setting deficit-reduction targets for coming years.

Nevertheless the Minnesota Senator had won a "moral victory," and it quickly passed for a numerical one in a pastime which is based less on the popular will than on popular psychology.

The Samarrai brothers said Al Qaeda's appeal was based less on religion than on money.

But their power is based less on reality than on what they offer those who tell and listen to them.

Some who have worked closely with Ms. Roberts said her choices were based less on strategy than on instinct.

This year, Labour's approach is based less on special pledges and more on tackling social exclusion generally.