Late summer and fall extratropical cyclones bring a majority of the precipitation which falls across western, southern, and southeast Alaska annually.
Getting the final spending bill to the president's desk required some policy riders that brought a majority coalition together in favor of the bill but also divided some lawmakers depending on their views.
"I knew the elections would bring a majority from the movements of political Islam," Judge Gebali told the Times last week.
Elections in 1966, the first since 1951 not to be stage-managed by the prince, brought in a majority of National Assembly members who owed little or nothing to Sihanouk himself.
But economists cautioned that factories were unlikely to bring back a majority of the two million people who lost their jobs during the recession.
"We're not the Packers, who are bringing back a majority of their team, a scheme, personalities that are used to, relationships that are already formed, bonds that are already formed.
The United States is working on a plan to bring a vast majority of exiled Cuban political prisoners to the United States from Spain, and has processed the first case, a senior State Department official said Monday.
This brings a large majority of leech systematics into question, and has far reaching implications.
He said he would accept a mixed, if lop-sided, deficit-reduction package: "If you could bring to me a majority of people to say that we're going to have $10 in spending cuts for $1 of revenue enhancement put me in, coach".
In order to rule against the gay couples and their children bringing the challenge, a majority of the justices would have to conclude that marriage is not a fundamental right with respect to straight couples, according to University of Chicago law professor Geoffrey Stone.
