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But several sympathetic Americans believed that support from the Vatican could be vital in helping Obama overcome political resistance and persuaded O'Malley to write a second memo to the pope suggesting he bring it up.

Léon Blum, the French prime minister, believed that support for the Republic would have led to a fascist takeover in France and ultimately no change in Spain.

Women believed that support from professionals was an essential component of recovery, substantiating reports from the PND recovery literature [ 23].

News reports said investigators believed that supports in the ceiling of the 35-year-old tunnel might have grown brittle, allowing hundreds of the slabs to fall onto passing vehicles.

Mr Balls also believed that supporting free trade and globalisation was compatible with pursuing social justice at home.After Labour's landslide victory in 1997, Mr Brown and Mr Balls entered the Treasury.

If Mr. Bush really believed that supporting a constitutional amendment to outlaw same-sex marriage was a political slam-dunk, "he would have endorsed it right after the Massachusetts court decision," says Patrick Guerriero, the head of the Log Cabin Republicans.

"If you have encouraged the markets to believe that support is forthcoming and then it is not, we will see a backlash" in financial markets.

Many veterans, he says, feel a sense of loyalty to the commander-in-chief and believe that support for the war boosts morale and cohesion among the troops.

He believes that support is growing in China to introduce its own carbon tax to penalise the use of fossil fuels and make renewables and nuclear more economic.

He has never said anything that could be taken as hostile to the country, other than by those who believe that support for Israel's government should be unconditional.

Still, he said he believes that support from concerned citizens "is going to make the job a lot easier.