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It wouldn't please all the marchers any more than it would persuade the European Research Group.

But, he said, given Cohen & Slamowitz's size, he hoped it would persuade other law firms to follow suit.

Proponents of a minimum wage say it would persuade more native-born Malaysians to take jobs that now only foreigners want.

Realtor associations, boards and individual agents who favor the legislation say it would persuade wary buyers to jump into the market.

Mr. Valentin told the police he had invented the story because he thought it would persuade the Army to send his wife home early.

"There isn't much between Blair and Cameron," he says, "but I don't think it would persuade me to vote for the BNP".

Google also claims that Chrome is far faster at loading Web pages and running applications, features that it said would persuade programmers that they could rely on browsers to run increasingly complex software.

Vivendi also said it was in talks with a group of banks, including BNP Paribas, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and J.P. Morgan Chase, to arrange a loan of 2.7 billion euros ($3.3 billion) that it hoped would persuade credit rating agencies to lift their junk-bond ratings on the company's debt, providing the "financial flexibility of an investment-grade company".

Mr Warren of Saddleback and Bill Hybels of Willow Creek both went round asking neighbours who did not go to church what they disliked about it and what would persuade them to go.They redesigned their churches on the basis of this consumer research.

Administration officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private diplomatic exchanges, said they hoped that a combination of internal and external pressure on the council would persuade it to yield power and submit to civilian oversight.

Her mother's blatant matchmaking even makes it understandable why Darcy would persuade his friend Balraj to leave off his pursuit of Lalita's sweet sister Jaya.