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And the attacks on Democratic tax increases that proved so powerful for Reagan and then for Congressional Republicans under Newt Gingrich have not lost all their potency.
In fact, the motley opposition movements that have appeared so suddenly and proved so powerful have shunned the two central tenets of the Qaeda credo: murderous violence and religious fanaticism.
Nonsense, said Marcel Ophüls in The Sorrow And The Pity, his shattering 1969 reassessment of the Vichy years, which proved so powerful that broadcasters deemed the French people "insufficiently politically mature" for it to be shown.
And the president, as Peter Baker wrote in the New York Times, "has discovered that the oratory that proved so powerful on the campaign trail does not as easily move votes on Capitol Hill or stir souls in the Kremlin".
Dianne Reeves, When You Know (Blue Note), album 3 stars When jazz vocalist Dianne Reeves burst onto the scene in the Eighties, she proved so powerful that anyone within 30 foot of the stage had their hair parted in new and interesting ways.
He treasures him but said he worried that Beckett's influence could prove so powerful that it could threaten to paralyze a dramatist's writing.
A classified intelligence assessment circulated by the Central Intelligence Agency in May says that Iraq is proving so powerful a lure that, for now, it has dampened dangers elsewhere.
After all, the idea of tolerance proved so rich that mighty things grew up from it: both the greatest city and the most powerful nation on earth.
So where does this leave the Daily Mail, whose agenda-setting power in relation to issues of the EU, immigration and equality (to name but a few) has proved to be so powerful?
It is not enough to perform a 12 lead ECG and send it to a remote cardiologist to be sure that everything is right On the other side a point of care echography examination proved to be so powerful that in a very short time the right diagnosis was made [1, 2].
