Fadel Suanon pulled one back after 79 minutes - and a second Benin goal would have taken them through on away goals - but South Africa's Bongani Ndulula scored his second of the match three minutes from time to seal success.
During the civil-rights era, segregationists often couched their position as a defence of "states' rights"; and Reagan's endorsement of those rights at a Mississippi county fair, while campaigning for the presidency in 1980, sealed his success in the South.
That campaign sealed the success of the American invasion, an early example of the emerging new way of war in which tiny bands of Special Operations forces successfully trained and organized larger units of local fighters to advance a grander, shared security agenda.
Two tries for the England wing Jack Nowell plus one from No8 Tom Waldrom, and 10 points from the boot of fly-half Gareth Steenson, steered Exeter Chiefs to a 25-8 half-time leand and two more Steenson penalties after the break sealed the success.
Frederick Vaccairi replied for the hosts, but Danny Brough's penalty and a Shaun Lunt try sealed Giants' success.
After winning two tense frames to lead 5-3, the world number 12 hit a century in the last frame of the morning session to put him just four short of victory and he sealed his success quickly on Tuesday evening.
President Obama sanctified the process only after it was sealed by success.
Later that year, his subsequent hits, "Rhythm Divine" and duet with Whitney Houston, "Could I Have This Kiss Forever," sealed his success in the states.
By contrast to classical glass micropipette, the seal quality of silicon patch-clamp chips (i.e. seal resistance and seal success rate) have remained poor due to the planar geometry and the nature of the substrate and thus partially obliterate the advantages related to planar patch-clamp.
The full-back then added a second just after the hour when he blasted a 30-yard shot which flew past Howard off Tim Cahill's backside to seal the success.
