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The Matildas launched two dangerous counter-attacks, both of which ultimately proved unsuccessful as the score remained tied at 1-1.

His work has become must reading in the upper reaches of the White House, the State Department and elsewhere in government". Among the issues Mr. Yankelovich worked on with the Clinton administration were proposals to broaden health-care coverage and to "reinvent" government — both of which ultimately failed to gain support from an unreceptive Republican Congress.

The Injury: Cain had bone chips in his right elbow and bone spurs in his right ankle, both of which ultimately required surgery.

In other words, of all the states in the Union, Mississippi does the worst at attracting businesses and fostering an environment where people can flourish - both of which ultimately lead to putting Mississippians to work.

Empires also invariably meet both resistance and push back from within the empire, and competition from other imperial entities beyond their borders, both of which ultimately inflate those costs substantially.

During my time at SLCH, there were two patients who grabbed my attention in particular, both of which ultimately led me down my academic scientific pathway.

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David and Isaac Blech went on to form several other companies, some of which ultimately failed.

All of which ultimately led to the Fia meeting in Monaco today.

Carpenter began writing screenplays, one of which ultimately became "Eyes of Laura Mars," a Columbia picture directed by Irvin Kershner.

In effect if not intention, the banks had been creating fictitious profits, much of which ultimately ended up as losses.