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His late, firm case for Ryder Cup inclusion was thereby confirmed.

Weiner said he believed the Mets would have had a firm case for protecting their first-round draft pick, 11th over all, which they would have lost if they had signed Michael Bourn.

CLEMSON, S.C. — This was Jameis Winston's introduction to stardom: silencing Death Valley on Saturday night, quarterbacking Florida State to a signature win over Clemson and making a firm case for the Heisman Trophy.

Tattersall - who had previously finished no higher than 16th at Badminton - made a firm case for Olympic selection.

Arsenal's Kieran Gibbs, Danny Rose of Tottenham and Southampton's Ryan Bertrand are in contention but have yet to make any firm case for selection.

He never makes firm cases for positions, floating feelers for focus groups to test and interests to engage instead, letting well-funded lobbyists and other players decide what will work best.

Recent papers relevant to current debates include: Executive Compensation and Corporate Governance in Financial Firms: The Case for Convertible Equity-Based Pay (forthcoming Columbia Business Law Review); The Agency Costs of Agency Capitalism (with Ronald J. Gilson) (forthcoming Columbia Law Review), Money Market Funds Run Risk: Will Floating Net Asset Value Fix the Problem?

A slew of firms are set to adopt such "poison pills" at annual general meetings in June.Given the lousy returns on capital of most Japanese firms, the case for letting outside bidders take a shot at running many of them is strong.

The law firm handling the case for Coke is King & Spalding, an old-line Atlanta firm that is its longtime outside counsel.

Some say that the power exercised by a firm provides a case for those who are affected by this power to have some degree of control of the firm's operations.

He and others hope they'll soon be able to firm up the case for marijuana as an effective pain treatment.