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It is hard to imagine the mobile app that could secure that result.

For Israel, the absence of serious negotiations would increase its isolation and rule out hope for a solution that could secure its values as a democratic Jewish state.

A lawyer for a Mississippi State booster said his client knew he made "a stupid decision" when he sent a fellow booster a text of a payment plan that could secure Cam Newton's commitment to play for the Bulldogs.

He is 13-4 with a 2.33 earned run average and leads the National League with 222 strikeouts and 193 1/3 innings, statistics that could secure his second straight Cy Young Award.

The stipend, at around half the minimum wage, is too low to make a great difference, and in the majority of cases there are no training and employment links that could secure sustainable livelihoods.

If that were the case, the president would have proposed the combination of tax increases, benefit cuts and means tests that could secure the finances of the system for the long term.

Mr. Roth said that he deeply admired "The Social Network," and that he thought that it could secure its place in history with a simple bon mot.

Firms in the New York area that successfully secured a small business loan were 21percentt older and had 233 percent more employees than firms that could not secure a small business loan, according to the poll.

After the full-scale invasion of Lebanon in 1982, Israeli leaders argued that the impotence of the government in chaotic Lebanon meant that they could secure their northern border only by stationing troops inside Lebanon.

There, she is charged with developing a new slate of films that could ultimately secure the same acclaim and awards that have made this a rich year for British cinema - if not for the BBC.

But, in truth, it's probably the songwriting rather than the Opportunity Knocks spot or the bollock-naked drummer that could yet secure them a wide and lasting audience.