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The decisive day of revolution came three days later, during the Friday of Rage, when Egyptians took to the streets, and security forces, vastly outnumbered in confrontations with protesters, were summarily withdrawn. .

"I didn't think this would be the decisive day of the Tour," he said, implying that it had been.

But Mr. Bush's performance Tuesday, on the most decisive day of the young campaign year, plus his strong regional base in the Sun Belt, give his supporters ample reason for optimism.

After the most decisive day of the Championship season, draws look likely at Chester-le-Street and Scarborough, which would leave four counties still in contention for the title: Nottinghamshire, now favourites but by no means uncatchable, Somerset, Durham and Hampshire.

Hundreds of Iraqi military vehicles rolled across the desert towards Mosul on Sunday, showering the city with airstrikes, the BBC reported, in what was the decisive day of a four month operation.

The next big test will come Tuesday — perhaps the decisive day of the GOP contest — when 358 delegates will be at stake in five states: Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, North Carolina and Florida.

California also votes on Tuesday in what is expected to be a decisive day for the former secretary of state.

9.00pm GMT Breathe deep, Englishmen – the scent of victory is in the air I've been doing a bit of research on the 1953 Ashes series – there may be snow on the ground, but the build-up to summer has already started here at Guardian towers – and that's how the Mirror previewed the decisive fourth day of the decisive Test.

The decisive day in Congress after weeks of a standoff was Sunday, when the Republican and Democratic leaders in the House and Senate, in negotiation with Barack Obama, reached agreement on the broad outline of a deal.

And then came the decisive day.

4.45pm: Welcome to Oakland Hills for the decisive Sunday singles matches.