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But as the surviving Philpotts face an agony most would struggle to imagine, right-wing shock-jock Carole Malone argued that they had effectively brought it on themselves.

Two of his father's cousins had been beheaded for their opposition to the dynasty's founder, Cosimo de' Medici, who had effectively brought the historic republic to an end, in 1434, the better to protect the family bank's enormous fortune.

At the time, CEO Shawn Scheuer said that no one had effectively brought the "performance-based" ad model into the mobile world.

When President Obama nominated Ernest Moniz to be energy secretary earlier this month, he hailed the nuclear physicist as a "brilliant scientist" who, among his many talents, had effectively brought together "prominent thinkers and energy companies" in the continuing effort to figure out a safe and economically sound energy future for the country.

A peaceful social movement has effectively brought government to a halt.

A similar scenario against Raphaël Ibañez's free-flowing side would have effectively brought an end to their European hopes.

McCluskey's five-year term was to end in 2018 so he has effectively brought the election forward a year.

The judges said Mr. Karadzic's obstruction "has effectively brought the trial to a halt, which is evidently his purpose".

France has on a couple of occasions said this is going to damage our shipping industry, we don't want it, and they've effectively brought it to an end".

And curiously enough, it is the Russian government that has effectively brought "Married With Children" to this land, which somehow made it through the latter half of the 20th century without the benefit of the laugh track.

Now, with his offer of easy mass conversions for Anglicans sympathetic to Rome, letting them keep their own liturgy and allowing even married Anglican priests to continue their ministry within the Catholic Church, Pope Benedict XVI has effectively brought the ecumenical movement to an end.