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And if four other justices would concur, it would be a huge advance, the beginning of the end of the fight for full LGBT civil rights.

Indeed, we fully concur that it would be disingenuous to make such a strong statement given the limited sensitivity of the PER and physiological assays.

Out beyond the dolphins was a basking sperm whale, such a magnificent creature that, we all concurred, harming it would be as bad as seeing a SAVE THE WHALES bumper sticker on your congressman's car.

Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner, who was then the president of the New York Fed, concurred with advisers that it would be impractical to impose losses on AIG's counterparties and that they essentially should be paid at 100 cents on the dollar, the report by special inspector general Neil Barofsky states.

We also concur with the reviewers that it would be better to deplete the endogenous Rabex-5 in our experiments.

In concurring opinions, one judge wrote that it would be easy to conclude "that the Legislature could not possibly have intended this result".

I judged that it would be of advantage to Brazil, but I did not concur directly or indirectly with it".

DiGenova concurs: "Joe Biden would be a natural.

One faction believes that Labour is probably unelectable under the current leadership; the other concurs, but would be vehemently opposed to a Corbyn premiership assuming power in any case.

Other analysts concurred that ConocoPhillips would be the likely winner.

So the 39th running of the Grade II $500,000 Jim Dandy Stakes today, the pair concurred, would be decided in the first eighth of the race rather than the remaining mile.