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They will also be deciding whether the past 12 years represent the city's new course, or just a long detour.

In addition, investors could still be deciding whether the Fed move, called quantitative easing, could "weaken the dollar a lot more," Mr. Chau said.

The really tricky call will be deciding whether the fundamentals have shifted enough to justify that rally, or whether it will prove as ephemeral as the many bounces in Japan's Nikkei since 1989.

"Each one of us will be deciding whether the Czech Republic should cede an important part of its sovereignty to the enlarged supranational body, in return for the chance to belong to it and take part in its decisions," Mr. Klaus said.

It is yet to be decided whether the Justice Department will file criminal charges against JPMorgan over mortgage securities.

It will be decided whether the changes should be extended across the country later this year".

Then, according to the proper BLER-SINR curve, i.e., depending on the applied MCS, it will be decided whether the packet has been correctly received or not.

A criterion is derived for quasi steady-state situations, by which it can be decided whether the simplifying assumption of a zero-concentration at the downstream boundary in through-diffusion is justified or not.

Much remains to be decided: whether the NBN will include all cancers, where it will be housed, and, most importantly, how it will be funded.

Second, it should be decided whether the events of interest are regarded as rare or frequent.

Without doing this it could not be decided whether the mice avoided the smellier predator or the parasite.