Mr. Santorum had prevailed, decisively, with 412 votes, compared with 189 for Mr. Paul, 170 for Gov. Rick Perry of Texas and 150 for Mr. Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts.
However, generally, the genotype diversity in the sulfidic waters was decisively higher in a variety of taxon groups compared to the anoxic, non-sulfidic waters.
Compared with his predecessor, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, who intervened decisively in similar clashes in 2009 and '12, Joko has taken a "very different" approach, Johan said.
As in the past, girls outperformed boys by far, most decisively at the eighth-grade level, where 41percentt of them achieved proficiency, compared with 20percentt of boys.
They have rallied decisively enough to inspire confidence that the worst is over, yet valuations are still depressed by historic standards and when compared with past recoveries from financial crises.
In comparing "a drugged adolescent" to "a medieval serf", Letwin wrote: "In terms of poverty, the modern adolescent is vastly the better off of the two … But, despite these advantages compared to the serf, the drugged modern youth is – from the point of view of his relationship to his own civilisation – decisively more a stranger, an alien, than the serf".
Compared with the other songs on the record's strings-laden first half, it's short and sparse, as if to emphasize the stunning, icy quickness with which an emotional chord between two people even one built up over decades of marriage can finally, decisively, be cut.
Mr. Giuliani, decisively on message, promptly changed the subject to Mr. Bush, whom he plans to compare to Winston Churchill and Ronald Reagan in his speech tonight.
— NATE SILVER Mitt Romney is on track to win Illinois fairly decisively, but how does his victory compare to Senator John McCain's 2008 win in the Land of Lincoln?
