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For the moment, with Nadal ranked No. 3, they are no longer guaranteed to face off only in finals.

The best thing we can do is sharpen our eyes to spot the traps and the hidden biases we are statistically almost guaranteed to face.

"If a doctor begins to treat patients with Lyme disease in any significant percentage of their total practice," Mr. Schoppmann said, "they are guaranteed to face investigations -- either private or governmental or both -- by managed care, insurance companies and state licensing agencies.

And to 'preserve the geographic balance of the draw' that side will be guaranteed to face one of the four seeded South American teams.

The Chongqing Independent Film and Video festival was almost guaranteed to face the wrath of the Chinese authorities after a movie by its program director, Ying Liang — "When Night Falls" — was banned and the filmmaker was threatened with arrest.

It appears that anyone who advocates for common-sense laws to rein in the manufacture and sale of these high-powered clips is guaranteed to face fierce NRA opposition.

The government should guarantee face to face careers advice for all young people in schools, he says.

"We extended the invitation to the president because we wanted him to understand the situation and give him that cast-iron guarantee face to face.

An Irish winner of the Magners League is guaranteed, with Leinster due to face Munster in the final in Limerick on Saturday.

It's not that Russia has territorial designs on those states — at least, not for the moment — but any provocations meant to test NATO's security guarantees are less likely to face resistance when the alliance's largest military is led by a man who wonders aloud about the whole point of the thing.

A higher individual wealth guarantees a higher buffer to face any idiosyncratic and aggregate shocks that may follow the retirement decision.