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John Terry's injunction failed precisely because the judge thought he was protecting his commercial interests rather than his privacy.

Ironically, the Honduran mission failed precisely because the agency that was supposed to ensure transparency refused to allow outsiders to audit agreements made between the government and private firms.

The 1996 Telecom Reform Act failed precisely because it did not account for rational, self-interested behavior.

He disagrees with accounts that blame planning failures for the subsequent chaos in Iraq, and instead blames Iran and Al Qaeda, which were determined that a free and democratic Iraq should fail, precisely because its success would be so important for the Islamic world.

Each of these organizations fails precisely because none is as advertised.

Obama excels in all that we require in a president and he'll fail, precisely because he's president.

Almost all of the trajectories originating from the reactants fail precisely because of that difficulty.

The mainstream public school system, which offers parents no choice of school, has failed pupils precisely because unionised teachers had (and have) too much power.

And paradoxically, of course, one reason people are so sure now that the government won't let the big banks fail is precisely because the government did allow a big bank — Lehman Brothers — to fail, and reaped the whirlwind as a result.

In the end, though, it is neither on its fidelity to its classical predecessors nor on its ideas about history and storytelling that Unsworth's novel must succeed or fail -- precisely because it is a novel.

Furthermore, it says it actually extended the appeals process deadline several times after Varnish initially failed to appeal, precisely because it wanted to give her the opportunity to have her say after she was released from the squad.