In some quarters the films and books are lauded for their wholesome message, which is weird considering Bella is essentially deciding whether she'd rather shag a bat or a wolf.
This is essentially deciding what you want to do with your life.
For a game that was essentially decided, it was unusually tense because of Cone's prolonged pursuit of his second victory in 2000.
"This election was essentially decided in April when the majority parties of both houses rigged the redistricting process," said Blair Horner, the legislative director of the New York Public Interest Group.
Voters in most states, including the three largest (California, Texas and New York), will largely be ignored in the 2012 campaign, and probably later, because the outcomes in these states are essentially decided.
As a matter of fact, the distribution divergences of deep oil gas reservoirs in petroliferous basins are essentially decided by the geothermal gradients of the sedimentary basins.
"But there are also some areas where you are essentially deciding between progress and waste".
A 1983 state auditor's report complained, in vain, that most building in the territories was without local or regional planning, and that settlers themselves were essentially deciding budgets.
"Being in front of three people who are essentially deciding their future and firing questions they aren't prepared for off at them is unlikely to enable an autistic person to demonstrate their skills," she says.
Without witnesses to attest to specifics of the sexual encounter, the jury is essentially left to decide whether or not the alleged victim did or did not consent based on he-says-she-says arguments—a gut decision.
