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Some council members and others said today that the mayor had effectively made an end run around the Council's earlier action.
The most benign was that China had effectively made all its advances on its own, even if it had done some spying.
Adelson, an American billionaire who spends heavily in U.S. politics as well, had effectively made Israel Hayom a multi-million-dollar vehicle for putting Netanyahu back in power.
The minister had effectively made an international scandal out of what could have been a good news story for the government.
But it was an opportune event more than a cause in itself, as the limbo prevailing since Morsi's election, which had been robbed of its significance by last-minute changes to Egypt's interim constitution that had effectively made Tantawi a UN-elected co-president, could not last.
Faneuil insisted though, that the events were unrelated, as he had effectively made his decision to turn himself in before that he called "the mayhem" started.
What makes Republicans' current effort an even bigger high-wire act is that they have effectively made it a condition of cooperation on the debt limit.
By doing this, you've effectively made your credit card a debit card, but one that pays you every time you spend on it".
"My view as to what a sensible approach to this would be if you own the camera, you've effectively made the arrangements for that picture," said Connor.
By staying clear of partisan politics, Mr. Wittmann said, Mr. Bush has effectively made Representatives Dick Armey and Tom DeLay, the House majority leader and whip, the leading voices of the Republican Party.
