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For when Mr Clinton admitted on CNN last month that he would be prepared to spend "a lot of money" to keep the station going in the face of Russian delays, he effectively wrote NASA a blank cheque.

He effectively wrote himself out of a job, accepting the BOA has to gear itself very differently now.

Skinner isn't just telling fans what he's up to; he's effectively writing music with them, including them in the creative process and creating an ephemeral rehearsal room of sorts.

"We don't believe we're going to win in Nevada, and we're not going to spend any money there," he said, effectively writing off the state.

As one party official put it, Mr. Ickes not only knows how the party works but effectively "wrote the rules" for the national committee over the years, at least until he was thwarted by Mr. Obama.

I've read most of what Conrad Aiken published, both poetry and fiction, but for me he is, like John McCrae ("In Flanders Fields") or Chidiock Tichborne ("Tichborne's Elegy"), a poet who effectively wrote one poem.

The decision effectively wrote off $2.5 billion in taxes owed last year by 668,018 taxpayers.

For just last year, the decision effectively wrote off $2.5 billion in taxes owed by 668,018 taxpayers, the documents show.

Lim claimed the club effectively wrote off nearly £9m over Cornelius, who has returned to FC Copenhagen after just seven months in Wales.

The public editor was a sort of letters-to-the-editor curator, who effectively wrote a weekly op-ed on the various journalism controversies of the day.

Immediately after the war he served in the occupation of Japan with the Government Section of GHQ, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, as part of a staff of American civil servants and military personnel who effectively wrote the Japan Constitution.