But the votes for Mr. Shuler and, more tellingly, the substantial support for delaying the election were evidence that Ms. Pelosi is now the leader of a fractured caucus and could have difficulty retaining the tight control she has had on House Democrats in recent years.
The eight duties they have selected for reform from over 150 Ofcom duties read as a list of cherries picked by government in order to retain the tightest grip on the media, and offer little hope of saving money in the short term.
Although all of Fassel's aides will be at liberty, the new coach would be wise to retain Mike Pope, the tight ends coach who has been the father Jeremy Shockey never had.
Labour retained the seat.
England retained the Texaco Trophy.
The result was Stoke's first home defeat of the season and the scoreline means Newcastle retain the league's tightest defence, having conceded only seven goals in 10 games.
Interestingly, pyridoxine oxidase, an enzyme of the salvage pathway that is present in all organisms, also retains the product PLP in a tight binding complex [40].
In contrast, constructs lacking the STAN domain, but retaining the CCCD, localised as a tight dot to centrioles (although much more weakly than constructs that contained both domains) and were not detectable in the PCM (constructs 3 and 4).
In control cells, LC3 is seen to fully engulf small fragments of Parkin-tagged mitochondria after 8 h of CCCP treatment, whereas in epoxomicin-treated cells, the mitochondria were retained in tight and stable perinuclear aggregates, which were incompletely decorated with LC3 (Supplementary Fig S2B).
The presidency is traditionally a largely ceremonial position, and theoretically a non-partisan one — Erdogan officially left the AKP when he assumed office — but he has retained tight control of the party, working to solidify his influence and install his allies in senior positions.
