And if that happens along party lines... the court will mark itself as driven by politics".
And if that happens along party lines, with five Republican-appointed justices supporting the challenge led by 26 Republican governors, the court will mark itself as driven by politics.
HONG KONG — Faced with strong housing and jobs markets and buoyed by red-hot demand for its mineral riches, Australia raised interest rates for the sixth time in seven months Tuesday, again marking itself as the odd man out among the world's major economies in its exit from stimulus measures put in place during the financial crisis.
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Precariously balancing mature, philosophical content with the cathartic appeal of blowing bad guys' heads off – and buoyed by some fantastic performances, notably Michael Mando's exceptional turn as cruel, psychotic arch-villain Vaas – Far Cry 3 immediately marks itself out as the best in the series.
Aside from a prodigious Superbowl history (having hosted the American Football showpiece four times), Tampa on Florida's Gulf Coast has always struggled to mark itself out as a tourist destination.
And if Ukip wants to mark itself out as the party for preserving Britain's distinctiveness it should start by ensuring that this country does not fall into the malaise afflicting much of the rest of Europe, where Islamophobia and anti-Muslim hatred are increasingly the norm.
But there are marked differences as well.
