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If he wins, he will effectively be able to choose his successor as South Africa's president and, perhaps, continue controlling national politics from behind the throne.

Boulger said buyers who were able to raise large enough deposits would effectively be able to double the amount that they could spend, while keeping their monthly repayments at the same level.

Coalition tensions will be worsened on another front today when Tory sources make clear they will ensure that local communities will effectively be able to block new onshore windfarms.

Prospective students will effectively be able to ask UniQs any question about higher education or student life and they will be pointed immediately to the best available content on the web – pre-screened and checked for quality.

Because some of China's satellites are expected to begin transmitting before the Europeans can get to the frequency, China would effectively be able to gain ownership of it, meaning that Europe would be unable to use the wavelength unless it received China's permission.

Most of the big names that are issuing OpenID parties have yet to support the project by allowing users to effectively be able to sign in to their services with third-party digital identities.

By expressing even higher levels of dTcf, we effectively were able to titrate the suppressive effects of elevated Mad protein.

Loyalist forces holding it have effectively been able to cut the country in two between east and west.

For more than a year, publishers have been fretting about the price of digital books, which Amazon, as the dominant player in the fast-growing market, had effectively been able to set.

"The thing I find encouraging about the Hatchett paper," he said, "is that when you look back to 1918, you find that those who used nonpharmaceutical measures effectively were able to mitigate the impact of the severe pandemics, and this is consistent with some of the 21st-century simulation models".

And this is an unfortunate fact about the talent pool — but one of the ways the U.K. has effectively been able to solve this is by really having quite liberal immigration policies," he tells TechCrunch.