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Can this administration, whose national security team is so divided, effectively stay the course in Iraq?

It was perhaps a fitting start for Ms. Black, who is taking the job with a mandate to effectively stay the course of her predecessor, and who presumably has only three years before she is replaced.

If the former nanny, or the rapist's friend, are otherwise unremarkable, publication by a reputable press outlet will rocket to the top of their results, and effectively stay forever.

Ricercatori would thus change their official name, but effectively stay on the terms of their existing permanent contracts.

Finally, as Table 5 shows, the comparison results have demonstrated that our method is capable of detecting watermarks at lower error rates than two related methods and can more effectively stay robust under image processing attacks.

By allowing patients to more effectively stay on top of their health bills, the company also sees a potential upside for doctors — as easier expense management could lead to an increase in payments that are more accurate and are actually on time.

Cancellara and both Schleck brothers effectively stayed at the front of the race most of the day, but Cancellara and Fränk Schleck lost contact after crashing on the Gulperberg 28 km from the finish.

For those hepatitis B patients who acquire the infection at a very young age or at birth, the body simply does not fight the infection and the infection effectively stays dormant.

The more effectively you stay on message, the better your chances of landing that job.

"When Pinochet left," he told me, "the Concertación had to fulfill three imperatives: show they knew how to rebuild the country's democratic institutions, show that in contrast to Allende the left could govern effectively and stay united politically themselves".

Appearing in front of a committee of MPs this morning to discuss tax and spending policies, the Chancellor of the Exchequer was rocking a trendy new Jawbone 'Up' wristband, which is designed to help users sleep better, exercise more effectively and stay away from unhealthy food.