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The Czech had guaranteed her first appearance in the top 10 after making the quarter-finals and her run to the final has led to her rising still further.

After receiving relief from her other debts in a bankruptcy filing in 1999, Pamela L. Hood went back to federal bankruptcy court to establish her entitlement to a "hardship discharge" of the $4,169.13 she owed to the Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation, a state agency that had guaranteed her loan.

Before she had signed her contract with the college, she said, the school had guaranteed her that she would find an internship and promised to assist her in doing so, but provided her no help at all.

If true, Wasserman Schultz said, the report would have guaranteed her opposition to the deal.

NBC has guaranteed her what it is calling a consolation prize.

I'm not sure the sight gag would have guaranteed her the nomination, but a laugh never hurts and is worth a thousand straight lines.

With a union, she says, she might have had a defined-benefit pension that, unlike her vaporized 401(k) plan, would have guaranteed her benefits even after the stock market plunged.

Both were politically viable, consistent with her stated desire to lead Scotland to independence, and would have guaranteed her influence over any Labour government dependent on her party's MPs.The first route was to put forward a really left-wing electoral programme: eye-watering tax hikes on the rich, an expansion of the welfare state, mass-renationalisation of utilities and infrastructure.

But she is pregnant, and she fears that no clinic in Spain would offer her work, not even on a daily basis as a locum; in Scotland, they have guaranteed her a year's maternity leave and a renewal of her contract.

Rhys is the Caribbean-born writer who spent much of her life in Europe, personified the louche life in ways that have guaranteed her an everlasting cult following and stunningly amplified Charlotte Brontë's "Jane Eyre" by writing one of the few great books hitched to an existing classic.

Her Pakistani passport and her last name that shows up on many of the lists now circulating in the hands of our guardians of homeland security, have guaranteed her not being able to get a visa to come here, to the land of the free.