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And that is going to be decided by some of the poll data going forward".

In the end, the outcome could well be decided by some symbolic moment that inspires swing voters to a leap of faith.

Without getting into the merits of either side, the questions of whether WikiLeaks has the rights to the content and especially of what level of risk of harm merits censorship are very, very difficult and should clearly be decided by some sort of deliberative jurisprudence, rather than arbitrarily and dismissively decided by a private actor.

These open questions remain to be decided by some future case.

And since we're in a virtual tie even after all the crap we've endured, chances are that the election will be decided by some future, mega-gaffe thing that "moves the needle," hopefully covered by strychnine, into my vein.

So I add to your list one further question: Why should authors allow the fate of the book to be decided by some guy in Seattle or a bunch of executives in New York office towers or anywhere but among ourselves?

"It is a real shame but a football match has been decided by some wrong choices".

"Didn't Gore have it and then they took it back?" said Jessica Castro, as if elections were decided by some higher power rather than people like her.

"The game was decided by some strange decisions, the first by the referee was the penalty, which was a complete imagination and it was a good dive by the player," Wenger said.

He had to, because this title race was decided by some very tight margins.

It could come down to whoever makes the fewest mistakes, but let us hope it is decided by some top-quality racing, starting on Sunday.