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That leaves influential users wondering if they'll ever fit into Snap's long-term strategy.

He has spread his message of optimism in the face of fiscal adversity to precincts across the city, leaving influential New Yorkers with the sense that he is a player.

Pellegrini was confident enough to leave influential striker Aguero on the bench and for £32m signing Eliaquim Mangala to remain in Manchester.

Many of the influential American Muslims I spoke to saw the benefit in coming together to develop ideas for solutions that leave historic baggage behind.

Bachmann discounts the staff churning as "growing pains" in an office that "moves at a fast rate of speed," and she stresses that many left for more influential jobs elsewhere.

And while the Commission says it found evidence that Grimes and others from BeLeave had "significant input into the look and design of the BeLeave adverts produced by Aggregate IQ", it also determined that Vote Leave messaging was "influential in their strategy and design" — hence its determination of a common plan between the two campaigns.

And even as he defended himself against charges – not just from Republicans – that he leaves the US weaker and less influential in the world than it was, his characteristic optimism was qualified by a certain restlessness, along with a recognition of profound change.

That left the law enforcement officers to emerge as some of the most influential conservative groups criticizing the bill and seeking to defeat it.

Events could spill in all kinds of directions, including one that might leave Mr. Milosevic and his influential wife, Mira Markovic, no better off than Nicolae Ceausescu and his wife, Elena, who were executed by their fellow Romanians.

And the American campaign to persuade Bangladesh that exporting gas is in its own best interests has left many influential Bangladeshis unconvinced.

Joe Fleischer, who recently left his influential "Wheels and Deals" column at the trade publication Hits to become a vice president at MP3.com, shared what is becoming a Web music axiom: that the person served best by all this innovation is the "middle-class artist".