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Until late in November, the local organizing committee could not say definitively where the final , championship soccer match would be played.
The indications we've been given--although no one is willing to state definitively what the final rule is likely to include--suggest that we shouldn't get our hopes up that our chief concerns will be comprehensively or even meaningfully addressed.
EPA's own press release states, less definitively , that the final standards will "achieve significant public health protections through reductions in toxic air emissions, including mercury and soot, but cut the cost of implementation by about 50percentt from an earlier proposal issued last year".
The indications we've been given -- although no one is willing to state definitively what the final rule is likely to include -- suggest that we shouldn't get our hopes up that our chief concerns will be comprehensively or even meaningfully addressed.
chabaudi and P. yoelii) contain partial ubiquitin sequences; however it was impossible to definitively assign the final ubiquitin gene based on the sequence available.
Yet the moment may never come when it can be proclaimed that peace has been definitively established and a final settlement achieved.Consider the crises and triumphs that have marked the peace process since it began in 1993.
L V Anderson, Slate I found the final scene less definitively empowering for Hannah (which is one of the reasons I loved that scene; it was one of the most extraordinary bits of television I've ever seen).
But failure to proceed definitively now on Kosovo's final status will produce a worse Balkan situation, one that blocks Serbia's move toward the west and ultimate membership in the EU, condemns Kosovo's ethnic minorities to dangerous ambiguity, and imperils fragile states like Bosnia and Macedonia.
Husted's refusal to establish a statewide rule definitively restoring voting over the final weekend before Election Day added more confusion to an already chaotic run-up to the elections, stalling efforts by African-American churches to shuttle people to the polls after church on Sunday.
"This team could not beat one N.B.A. team," he said definitively Thursday at a pre-Final Four news conference.
In both cases, there is also no test that can definitively confirm the disease except a final autopsy; doctors have to make a clinical diagnosis based on a constellation of confusing symptoms.
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The phrase "definitively final" functions as an intensifier to the adjective "final". It emphasizes the conclusive and unchangeable nature of something. While Ludwig AI indicates the phrase is grammatically correct, its redundancy should be considered.
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