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But it is the Rubio situation that may ultimately define his career.

It signals a lack of ambition and seriousness that may ultimately be fatal.

China brings a different value system that may ultimately come to dominate the aid landscape.

And it's an idea that may ultimately prove damaging to the U.S.

This is still a deal that may ultimately get done, even though it probably shouldn't.

And in Egypt, that may ultimately mean allowing the Islamists a genuine role in public life.

Some industry observers say their moves represent first steps that may ultimately give firms greater flexibility in hiring.

Those who chafe to topple the mullahs in Iran, for example, court unforeseen consequences that may ultimately damage America's interests.

Nevertheless Federer seized the opportunity, a victory that may ultimately have a greater resonance at Wimbledon than at Roland Garros.

And he has twice spent bundles of money for personal reasons -- moves that may ultimately prove smart financially.

"We are concerned that… may ultimately push the Z10 downmarket" and hit profit margins, Faucette told clients.