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But it failed to secure a solid majority, making it increasingly difficult for him to pass legislation aimed at protecting Italy from Europe's sovereign debt crisis.
Just as Mr Aznar had managed to secure a solid lead of six to eight percentage points in the polls, his party is back on the defensive.A rescue operation has begun.
After playing the victim role (to an extent), Samsung will likely begin dropping bombs, hoping to secure a solid win.
Vote for Peace If polls are any indication, Benjamin Netanyahu may now be the only man in Israel who can secure a solid mandate from the voters.
Regarding claims that Danone has failed to secure a solid foothold in China, in the press release CEO and Chairman Franck Riboud only stated: "Danone has a longstanding commitment to China, where it has been present since 1987, and we are keen to accelerate the success of our Chinese activities, in keeping with our mission of bringing health through food to the largest number of people".
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Only once he had secured a solid following, hence a degree of control, did he feel comfortable bringing the gay characters in.
The Nets are good enough to have secured a solid footing in the Eastern Conference playoff race but too inconsistent to emerge as a credible threat.
Trudeau had secured a solid majority in the 1968 federal election, but thereafter much of his power base in western Canada, Ontario, and the Atlantic Provinces began to dissolve.
Gordon Mowat, managing director of Morrisons Convenience, said: "We are rolling out the Morrisons M local estate at pace this year and these acquisitions give us a kickstart in securing a solid foothold in this key sector.
But, despite Dugdale immediately securing a solid majority of MSP and constituency Labour party nominations, Ken Macintosh – MSP for Eastwood, who previously lost to Johann Lamont in the 2011 leadership contest – stepped forward to challenge her.
