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The forces of technology and management will continue to hold equal sway as the 21st century unfolds.

He said his appointment today was a "dream come true" and said Mr. Clinton was right when he said that domestic and foreign policy concerns must hold equal sway now that the cold war has ended.

The 10th Amendment, which says that those powers not explicitly granted to the federal government are left to the states, would seem to hold equal sway in this case.

But this is where we arrive at the first Louisiana curiosity: with the exception of the Southeast corner of the state, social conservatism holds roughly equal sway whether in a rural bayou town or a Shreveport suburb.

As Tito consolidated his power, it became clear that the Istrians of Italian descent would no longer hold equal political and social sway with the Yugoslavians.

The East and West coasts seem to hold more or less equal sway over the culture and economy and most of its cities are neither too big nor too small.

Africa holds powerful sway in FIFA.

As panel chairman, Mr. Roberts holds great sway.

Nostalgia holds powerful sway over these pictures.

Originalism now holds powerful sway in the broader Republican Party.

Reason holds little sway over the residents of this microcosm.