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The campaign has apparently concluded that the "I'm above it all" strategy won't work anymore.

The agency has apparently concluded that the evidence is insufficient to bring charges against Jones now.

And there is no better place to begin, he has apparently concluded, than on the lapels of his aides' suit jackets.

But the Pentagon has apparently concluded that winter is a greater threat and ordered the first major bombing of the Taliban's northern front.

A28 NASA Says Fleet Will Be Ready NASA has apparently concluded that no enormously time-consuming changes will be required before the shuttle fleet returns to space.

NASA has apparently concluded that with repairs to the shuttle hardware and a reshuffling of management, the space shuttle fleet may be able to return to space as early as December.

Many potential applicants have apparently concluded that these conditions outweigh the benefits of a lower rate.

F.T.C. officials had apparently concluded that Google's actions in those forms of search did not violate anticompetition statutes.

After interviewing more than 200 people, Florida health authorities have apparently concluded that none were infected through other means.

Investors have apparently concluded that the rescue is potentially a much better deal for the banks and their shareholders than for the government, its taxpayers and bondholders.

Mr. Parcell had apparently concluded that he was no longer under consideration as a potential successor to Peter Job, Reuters's chief executive, who plans to retire next year.