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Should Clinton get the superdelegate sea-change she needs, it will be founded in a change of perception, and a run of eleventh hour primary wins or a hardening of demographic numbers could do the trick.

He told Turkey's Parliament that the United States "is not and will never be at war with Islam" and promised that its relationship with the Muslim world will be founded on more than opposition to terrorism.

The Indian reaction will be founded on a deep mistrust of Pakistan.

More often than not, a successful headhunt project will be founded upon the use of internet search engines, network recommendations and candidate databases.

To the grave announcement that a new republic will be founded on the principles of liberty, equality and fraternity the imprisoned Marie snaps, "Yeah, yeah, stop blathering, my son wants a flan or something.

By the time companies report on their energy use next year they will be on the correct footing then we will have a solid baseline on which the scheme will be founded for future years.

We should be pushing for a highly intrusive inspection regime, with a deadline -- not because we believe Saddam will comply, but because if he doesn't the grounds for attack will be founded on international grievance.

If that sequence of images inspires the first chapter of the post-Qaddafi era, then the new Libya will be founded on a legend not of the heroism of its liberators — the militias who resisted the onslaught of pro-Qaddafi forces — but of moral ambiguity and dubious authority, of recourse to untruth in the face of unpalatable evidence.