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The London team improved its bid and assuaged concerns about transport to secure a much better write-up in a subsequent IOC evaluation report published earlier this year.

She won 51.6% of the valid votes cast to secure a much reduced mandate, having fought off a strong challenge by the pro-business Aécio Neves.

She was not arguing that the EU's remit should be trimmed.Britain could nonetheless secure a much lesser diminution, perhaps to gain freedom from some aspect of EU labour or social law.

A severely weakened Leeds side staged a second-half fightback to secure a much needed victory and put them four points clear of St Helens at the top of Super League.

"Scotland had, of course, made a vociferous case to secure a much larger share of the UK budget pot," he said.

An opinion poll published ahead of the election had predicted that Pegida — an acronym of Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West — would secure a much smaller share of the vote amounting to between 1 and 2 percent, according to AFP. .

Strickland helped the Celtics pull away in the fourth quarter and secure a much-needed victory.

The Tigers twice came from behind to secure a much-needed win and leave the Hull centre Ben Crooks on the losing side despite scoring four tries.

Here is a case for immigration with the right moral imperative attached to it and where the Prime Minister can secure a much-needed political dividend, as well as simply doing the right thing.

As he writes his literary agent, Candida Donadio, in the mid-1970s, just when "J R" was failing to secure a much-needed paperback rights advance: "America has odd ways of making one feel one's self a failure.

But there was disappointment that the Irish could not secure a much-needed victory, having held a 13-3 lead.