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The remaining possibility, of course, is that Hassan Rouhani's election with Ayatollah Khameni's blessing (or lack of opposition) represents a decisive shift in mentality.
"Decorative art is a decisive indicator of the mentality of a period, and it deserves to be studied not just for its forms but perhaps most of all for the images it presents," Odile Nouvel-Kammerer, chief curator of 19th-century art at the Paris museum, writes in the catalog.
The hardness of this shell rests with various factors, but people's mentality is somehow a kind of decisive factor.
Contrast their decisive approach with the head-in-the-sand mentality of Bachmann and Palin, two leaders who if they were ever to occupy the White House would be more likely to take America "down" than "back".
But the Greek champions' decisive third highlighted the flimsiness of Arsenal's collective mentality.
This is a decisive moment in the history of the "Brits Out" mentality in Northern Ireland.
Unlike the Saudi rulers, Badawi cheered the Egyptian uprising against Hosni Mubarak, calling it a decisive turning point not only for Egypt but "everywhere that is governed by the Arab mentality of dictatorship".
The decisive factors are all to be found in Germany itself, in what Kershaw calls the "structures of rule and mentalities" that kept the regime going at such enormous cost, long after any hope of victory had been extinguished.
