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But there are signs that that resolve may be softening.

Their refusal to accept a sham election is praiseworthy, but their show of resolve may be too late.

But Labour says fees will have to stay in place to pay for more student places at university.The dissidents' resolve may be hardened if they conclude that their party got less from the wily Mr Dewar than a first reading of the coalition text indicated.

In the IAA cycle, frustrated sufferers may try to overcome alcohol, but their resolve may be vulnerable [ 20].

If [Putin] continues to take a hard line on the matter, investor optimism that the issue is resolved may be misplaced.

Denise Rundle, a manager of support services at Microsoft, said that the company has been investing heavily in improved tech support and added that callers whose problems are not resolved may be entitled to a refund of the support charge.

Critics of the sanctions policy say it has done nothing to weaken the Iranian government's resolve and may be having the opposite effect.

Endocrinopathies may resolve or may be a permanent adverse effect requiring long-term steroid therapy, as well as thyroid and testosterone replacement.

The poorer outcome in the patients whose CRP levels failed to improve leads us to hypothesise inability to resolve inflammation may be pathophysiologically important in this syndrome.

Unless that is also resolved, there may be no agreement in Paris.

Once that is resolved, investors may be coaxed back into stocks, he said.