NICHOLAS THOMPSON: I think they absolutely do have an effect: as much as anything in such a long campaign can have an effect.
But in terms of the event at the center of the scandal, what we get is that his "lawyers have admitted as much"—as much, in effect, as the D.N.A. showed—"while claiming that what happened was consensual".
I love great special effects as much as anybody.
For centuries, he says, banks have taken deposits and used them to multiply money.The favoured option is to get the EFSF to insure government bonds, acting, in effect, as the issuer of the much-maligned credit-default swap.
— A federal appeals court in Atlanta temporarily blocked two provisions of Alabama's far-reaching immigration enforcement law on Friday, but left much of it in effect as the state and the United States Justice Department continued to fight over the law in the courts.
It was as though the alarm calls on their own told others everything they needed to know, serving in effect as symbolic labels for the different predators much like our own human words for 'leopard'eagleande'snake'snake'snake
Coleman made himself, in effect, into as much of a beginner as his son was.
Tesco chief executive Phil Clarke in effect conceded as much on Friday as he ordered a review of how relationships with suppliers can be made "more transparent and collaborative".
On Monday, Greece surprised the market by offering, in effect, to repurchase as much as 30 billion euros worth of bonds at an average price of 32 to 34 cents on the euro.
Indeed, a protective vaccine group effect in as much as 37% of vaccinated subjects could not be correlated with seropositivity due to the limitation of the assay to quantify immune responses below 20 U/mL.
I'm also told that there's been a "Passard effect" in Paris as much as there' s been a "Fergus effect" in London: almost every ambitious restaurant in Paris now has at least one all-vegetable plat offered as a main course.
