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Under terms of the EM.TV deal, Brian Henson will be in charge of creative efforts but hand the job of chief executive to the company's longtime chief operating officer, Charlie Rivkin.

Falling would all but hand the gold to the next best gymnast — possibly her teammate, Laurie Hernandez.

But early in the fourth quarter Sunday on the squishy grass at rain-soaked Candlestick Park, Williams, the 49ers' punt returner, made his first costly mistake that would all but hand the Giants one of their two touchdowns in the victory that sends them to Indianapolis to play the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl on Feb. 5.

But for now, Mr. Gingrich and his advisers are saying that his exit from the race would all but hand the nomination to Mr. Romney, who, in their view, has been hurt by having two conservative candidates siphoning votes and delegates away from him in every state.

Inverness full-back Graeme Shinnie had a shot saved before Keith Watson was denied from close range at the other end, but John Hughes' men kicked themselves in the foot again to all but hand the visitors a place in the last four before half-time.

Mayor Bloomberg, if you really do care about the possibility of Donald Trump being elected, then please explain how your run would do anything but hand the White House to Trump?

They couldn't bag a closing birdie between them and all-but handed the match to the Americans.

But handing the Republicans leverage in the midst of the debt ceiling and budget debates would have weakened the White House's hand.

But the pain of defeat was still nagging the defender after Neil Lennon's team all but handed the Italians three goals at Celtic Park.

Republicans in the state have all but handed the nomination to former Bush U.S. Trade Representative, Rob Portman.

MSU's Office of Communication and Brand Strategy had initially been collecting and tracking the information, but handed the majority of the work over to Weber Shandwick in December. .