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The outcome of the IAEA's vote on the US resolution is unclear, as the Syrian offer may persuade some members that a referral is not warranted.

Once it's finished, it may persuade some punters to back him on the tote, where he is currently showing at 15-1.

Yet while economic pressures may persuade some governments to target their richer citizens, Britain plans to drop its top rate of income tax from 50% to 45% in April 2013 and Greece has not raised its top rate since 2010.

But he said the new features introduced by Microsoft and others may persuade some people to use those search engines for specialized queries — say, for health information, entertainment and products.

The opposition of the royal colleges may persuade some junior doctors not to take part and they may also lose the support of some senior doctors who were expected to cover for them during the strikes.

And if Israel honours its own obligation to freeze settlement in the territories, this may persuade some of the Palestinians who have good reason to doubt it that there will still be room one day for a state of their own.Plan B, in short, is probably better than nothing.

Happily for America's partners, however, there are arguments that may persuade it to share some of the new technologies.

In fact, the need for weight loss may drive the choice of GLP1-RAs over DPP-4 inhibitors in some patients, and may persuade patients to choose injections over oral therapy.

There is some hope that lower inflation may persuade the central bank to cut interest rates, but a recent spike in fuel prices has tempered the optimism.

Some lawmakers and administration officials said the new regulations may persuade members of Congress who remain anxious about security loopholes to approve the extension.

A possible biasing factor is that some genomic regions are more richly annotated than others, which may persuade researchers to concentrate on these at the expense of more enigmatic regions.