When, in the 2000 case of Bush v. Gore, the Justices had a chance, in effect, to vote for President, the vote fell in astonishingly neat partisan lines.
"Relations with the west hit a low not witnessed for decades in recent years and it will be a chance, in effect, to reset the partnership and create a new narrative".
However, given that our results may be due to chance variation in effects, more research is needed to verify if these same results hold true across various racial/ethnic populations and across longer periods of follow-up.
About 50,000 years ago, he contends, a chance genetic mutation in effect rewired the brain in some critical way, possibly allowing for a significant advance in speech.
For the price of a $65 ticket, a Giants fan might have the chance to see, in effect, $50 million piled up in the middle of the field and set on fire.
Despite much wailing among the law's supporters, the chances of the court in effect striking it down are long.
The dollar actually started slipping as he spoke, and his interlocutor had to pitch him a chance ("one final question, in effect, on behalf of the market") to modify his remarks - and within minutes the dollar stabilized.
And to those who feel that buying a chance for a refund is, in effect, betting against the marriage?
O'Neill and Seamus Coleman, the right-back, were invited to say how that victory might inspire them on what is, in effect, a chance to write their names into Irish folklore, and they duly obliged.
This year's Sundance was also a chance to appreciate what is in effect, to borrow the football metaphor, the festival's 12th man, the hugely appreciative audiences that show up at all hours and all locations because they simply hunger for the kinds of films the festival offers.
