Mr. Pérez Molina, 60, had been polling stronger before Election Day, and his failure to win outright suggested that concerns among voters about his military past and his "iron fist" plans for crime fighting may have been greater than polls showed.
Just one out of five respondents said their parents will pay for their tuition outright, suggesting borrowing is certainly the new norm.
That won't happen if the men and women who want to be leaders of the free world keep waffling on key technology policy issues of the presidential campaign or outright suggesting that the U.S. do what China just did.
At one point, Gilman proposed outright deception, suggesting to Martoma that they supply the Gerson Lehrman Group with fraudulent pretexts for meetings, in order to deflect suspicion.
In addition, Mr. Day, long an advocate of decentralism, has pitched his anti-Ottawa message to Quebec's "soft nationalists" -- the one-third of voters here who want more autonomy, but not outright independence, suggesting, for instance, that provinces be given control over tax money they raise for health, education and social welfare.
They outlined at least 20 instances in which the state either called Porter a liar outright or suggested he was being deceitful.
The large number of billionaire leaders around the world who have been accused of vote buying, influence peddling, or outright corruption suggests Poroshenko will not have an easy path to success.
"Only an outright fanatic would suggest that Manchester United are certain to beat Southampton," suggested the Guardian's Eric Todd ahead of this Villa Park semi-final in 1963.
One party may win outright, although polls suggest that is unlikely.
Outright's calculations suggest that over $10 billion in additional costs (approximately $180-$180-$200foreceivedved) are being incurred.
Ferrari look close enough on outright pace to suggest they will be able to pose a challenge to Mercedes in the race, potentially turning their lighter tyre usage to their advantage.
