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Increasingly the 58-year-old Papandreou, a moderniser by nature, has faced a battle from within his own party as the conviction grows that Greece has lost its sovereignty as international creditors call the shots.

Her conviction grew that her generation needed thoughtful (and entertaining) cultural journalism.

The ministry has found itself further marginalised, as conviction grows within the party that the West is in terminal decline and that it is time for China to assert itself as a global power.

The conviction grows among many Ivory Coast fans that Didier Drogba, the one-time national hero whose popularity has plummeted in recent months, only likes playing for Chelsea.

But as the conviction grew here that the two men were dead, opposition to the deal grew, especially since it involved the release of Mr. Kuntar.

As that conviction grew, Tariyal departed the Sabeti lab and found her next opportunity, at Harvard's Blavatnik Fellowship in Life Science Entrepreneurship.

To read a well-regarded writer and to find the conviction growing in yourself that he or she is second- or third-rate, that, in Bob Dylan's words, "you can say it just as good", is both encouraging and, if acted upon, a niggling form of ambition.

The national side have stumbled at the quarter-finals in three of their past four tournaments, yet there is conviction growing within the squad that they can break through that barrier this time around.

Conviction grew on both sides that they depended on each other.

"The conviction grew upon me", he wrote, that his business successes could be endangered "if race prejudice and persecution and public discrimination from mere color was to spread up from the South and result in a fixed caste of color".

A conviction is growing that Mr. Arafat in particular betrayed their trust.