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Each individual has one outcome that would manifest if exposed to the treatment of earning a baccalaureate degree from a Chinese college/university of a given quality, and another outcome if were exposed to the control of not having earned a baccalaureate degree at all.
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While he expressed sympathy for those caught financially, he said protests could only have one outcome.
"It was an election that was designed to have one outcome: the election of Lukashenko," he said.
"You've committed a crime that can only have one outcome," he said, likening it to the time when he was expelled from Eton.
Principally Ouseley argued the process had no independence and was "only ever going to have one outcome" – no disciplinary action against the chief executive.
He, perhaps, would argue that it was not deliberate and that he was only trying to shake himself free in a penalty-box tussle, but he knew the Ecuadorian was close and to thrust an elbow backwards at head height is only likely to have one outcome.
But his intervention has one positive outcome.
Pancreatic cancer is an aggressive form of cancer, and has one of the poorest outcomes of all cancers (Jemal et al, 2005; Tani et al, 2006).
CRC has one of the worst outcomes of most known cancers, with significantly lower survival rates than those of uterine, breast, skin, and prostate cancers.
Regardless of the outcome, Goddard has one prediction: "There will be more money spent on this side of the issue in 2016 than ever before".
However, in the end the trip had one good outcome.
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