The strategy neutralised the Labor government of the day, who complacently relied on bush votes while spending on creature comforts in the leafy northern suburbs of Darwin.
In giving him a crushing parliamentary majority, voters are handing him an exceptionally strong mandate for a tax-cutting, welfare-tightening, business-friendly programme, part of which will be voted through in an extraordinary parliamentary session in July.The election also bears out Mr Sarkozy's strategy of neutralising the opposition by co-opting parts of it into his government.
Lister won't be drawn into a conclusion about the motivation behind the spike, but says, "If indeed ISIS is culpable, this would suggest a systematic strategy of neutralising moderate figures in northern Syria who are publicly willing to express opposition to localised ISIS rule".
In June, a leaked document surfaced purporting to outline a PF strategy to neutralise The Post.
Alastair Campbell was the Labour Party's Press Secretary and led a strategy to neutralise the influence of the press (which had weakened former Labour leader Neil Kinnock) and create allies for the party.
Two major anti-VEGF strategies namely, neutralising anti-VEGF antibody and small molecule multi-targeted kinase inhibitors, which have activity against VEGF and other signalling pathways, have been examined in recently reported clinical trials to date (Table 1).
Indeed, in the context of a sympatric struggle, the practice of systematic rape is a very effective strategy to neutralise the reproductive force of the opposing population, and imposes a burden that can last for many years by producing children that are often rejected by both camps.
So Mr Bush needs to change the dynamic of the campaign, and the real trouble is that he cannot make up his mind how to do it.For most of this year, the Bush strategy was to neutralise his perceived disadvantage on policy matters, in order to turn the election into a test of character and leadership.
It is the opposite of one Mr Blair once adopted: his "masochism strategy", designed to neutralise public anger over Iraq also discussed only fleetingly in Bournemouth, as if the fiasco had vanished too by exposing himself to its full force in television shows and public meetings.
In terms of new therapeutic approaches, identification of the specific pathogen-derived or neoantigens that lead to elevated antibody generation in hypertension could lead to immunisation strategies aimed at neutralising such antigens or steering the immune response away from one that promotes hypertension.
