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Yet, despite a list of challenges that have defeated many other inner-city comprehensives, St George's has gone from the bottom to the top of most league tables when it comes to measuring "value added".

But the industry is working overtly and behind the scenes to fend off these attacks, using a shifting set of tactics that have defeated similar efforts for 30 years, records and interviews show.

But Mr Obama has chosen this moment to tackle a collection of problems, such as health care and environmental regulation, that have defeated much less overburdened administrations.The administration advances two justifications for this, one substantive (you can't fix America's economy without also dealing with its long-term problems) and one political ("Never waste a good crisis").

Recent history is littered with examples of street protests that have defeated government plans: pension reform in 1995 under Alain Juppé, one of President Jacques Chirac's prime ministers; a new job contract for the young in 2006 under Dominique de Villepin, another former prime minister.

"A lot of Sinhalese have been taught to see the government's national security forces as heroes that have defeated this ruthless terrorist organization".

Tories fear, with Lady Thatcher, that having defeated socialism at home the EU will restore socialism through the backdoor.

He swept away a byzantine bureaucracy that had defeated his predecessors and created clear lines of authority.

Mr. Bush has put himself at the center of a conflict that has defeated countless attempts at resolution.

Farmingdale (8-1) will face Freeport, the team that has defeated the Dalers, in the Nassau Conference I championship on Saturday.

He is trying to achieve something that has defeated attempts by presidents from Truman to Clinton: universal healthcare for Americans.