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"No one gets a government job around here unless they're with the family or can pay for it".Yet Mr Rajapaksa's position is now formidable.
But the league has produced talent that is now formidable enough to field a competitive national team.
He went on (most famously) to write "Me Talk Pretty One Day", and in 2001 received the Thurber prize for American humour.It is four years since the publication of "Me Talk Pretty One Day", during which time follow-up nerves have been steadily building among Mr Sedaris's now formidable cohort of fans.
Critics seem to like the combo: "The iPhone and iPod touch are now formidable handheld gaming platforms, to be taken as seriously as Sony's PSP and Nintendo's DS," Tom Rose wrote for the Boston Herald last week.
He has helped lead the Federalist Society, a conservative legal organization that is now a formidable force in the Bush administration.
Peppa's brand magic is now so formidable that the Labour party even tried to co-opt her to launch its families manifesto in 2010 – a stunt that backfired when she was pulled out to avoid seeming partisan.
There is now a formidable body of research showing that hearing loss has a huge impact on other health problems including frequent falls, depression, Alzheimer's and even sight loss.
Salesforce with its acquisition of Pardot is now a formidable player in the space as is Oracle through its purchase of Eloqua. .
Having won a standoff with New Jersey's most powerful Democrat, Mr. McGreevey is now far more formidable, and is unlikely to face a serious primary threat next year.
She was an early enthusiast of New York City's Greenmarket program and is now turning her formidable energy to the question of how to be a farmer when you have no crop to sell.
Disney also had no competitors as little as five years ago and is now facing two formidable foes in DreamWorks and Pixar, each of which have complicated relationships with Disney's chief executive, Michael D. Eisner.
