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Sadly the Treasury has again succeeded in steamrollering his department of state.

But Cruz has again succeeded in defining the position of the Republican Party on a major national issue.

In the men's 50-meter freestyle, Hall has again succeeded when many others were convinced that he would fail.

With walls tiled like subway stations, smudged and cracked just so, mirrors carefully marred and blissful golden lighting, Mr. McNally has again succeeded in creating a restaurant that looks eternal.

Fighting against many odds, including the usual difficulties in funding a major film, absence of a cinema industry and a public that wants a one-dimensional film, Najjar has again succeeded in creating a complex film that cannot be entirely understood in one showing.

He said intelligence agencies were uncertain whether Al Qaeda had again succeeded in slipping operatives into the United States.

By following up the Cegetel deal with news of more investment in Vivendi Universal Entertainment, Fourtou has once again succeeded in making his overall strategy a bit of a mystery.

With Fray departing Holt Street, attention has again turned to who will succeed Mitchell when he steps down, possibly as early as the end of the year.

Will tenured potentates, whose opposition has already emerged, again succeed in protecting a system that, as Research Universities notes, is "very efficient at producing the research, … at the expense" of the young people who do the actual work?

The succeeding most important radiations of both clades, (preHV 1a1 and J1b1a1 had, again, similar ages around 10,000 years that place them in Neolithic times.

Even as Wilders looks to be shut out of a government coalition once again, he has already succeeded in heavily influencing the parties that will rule.