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By contrast, Senator John McCain lacks Mr Romney's managerial vim (and his youth); but he has never been afraid to speak his mind, bravely defying his party's line on immigration, torture, global warming and campaign finance and he has considerable support among independent voters.

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Gnawing at Mr. Gore from the left, where he has considerable support among environmentalists and union workers, Mr. Nader has polled as high as 10percentt in some states, which could be enough to throw one or two of them to Mr. Bush.

"The numbers within the NEC are what counts and in there he has considerable support". In its 23 years of freedom South Africa, which came with much promise when Nelson Mandela took over as the first black president in a post-apartheid world, finds itself at a crossroads yet again.

He has considerable support from Asian American donors and voters.

Gailhaguet insists he had considerable support but that the I.S.U.'s president, Ottavio Cinquanta, persuaded the I.S.U.

"The whole thing about 'Every Latino's going to vote for Espaillat,' I know it's not true," he said, noting that he had considerable support among the Puerto Rican community in East Harlem.

Amid those headline-making moments, here are some things you may have missed: In Gaga's carefully orchestrated opening performance of her new single Applause, she had considerable support in the form of mime-like back-up dancers.

On Saturday night, Mr Trump triggered more controversy during a Republican debate when he condemned former president George Bush - who has considerable support in South Carolina - and said he had failed to keep the US safe and had lied about Saddam Hussein's purported arsenal of weapons of mass destruction.

President Museveni still has considerable support - partly because he is seen by some Ugandans as the man who restored peace after years of turmoil in the 1970s and 1980s.

But Taiwan has considerable support in Congress, where the island's strongest supporters seek a weapons sale as a price for one of Mr. Clinton's other goals, improved trade ties with China.