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Martino made the surprising admission that he wanted Messi to be involved less often but more decisively.

These feelings come through to some extent in the reactions of his wife, Joan Susan Sarandonn), whom he tries to protect, but more decisively, and more hauntingly, through the moods Mr. Haggis creates (with the crucial assistance of Roger Deakins, the cinematographer responsible for the movie's austere, washed-out look, and Mark Isham, who wrote the eerie, sparingly applied musical score).

The key policy decisions are made in Washington DC where the IMF and World Bank are headquartered, but even more decisively where the Treasury and Federal Reserve are located.

Taylor attended the New York College of Music and the New England Conservatory of Music but was influenced more decisively by the music of jazz pianists Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, and Horace Silver.

But the younger Schnabel was more decisively drawn to the piano.

Mr. Bush is starting to move on a few of these issues, but he needs to act more decisively on each.

That Andreotti had had links with the mafia did not surprise anyone, but his last administration was more decisively anti-mafia than any other postwar Italian government.

But its position was secured more decisively by support across Germany for its sound-money policies.Across the European Union, there is nothing like the same keenly felt desire for sound money as an overriding economic priority.

They might be relieved that the US has not turned more decisively to protectionism, but that is scant relief.

Fidelity is far from the first to see this, but it has acted on it more decisively than any of its rivals.

But nobody has done it more quickly or more decisively than Woods.