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Bertarelli argues that the defection of Coutts and Butterworth probably rendered a service to Team New Zealand.

The book tells of a C.I.A. agent who spends months debriefing a Soviet defector, all the while suspecting that the defection might not be real.

Verizon and Qwest reported yesterday that the defection of their residential phone customers to cheaper Internet-based services picked up speed in the second quarter.

The ambassador's defection realises the highest hopes of the Syrian opposition, that the defection of the Tlass family would embolden other members of the Sunni elite to break with the regime.

Bartels produced the following graphic to argue that the defection is entirely southern: "While southern working whites without college degrees have become more Republican in their presidential voting behavior (by 4.5% per decade), non-southern working whites without college degrees have become more Democratic (by 1.6% per decade)," Bartels wrote.

It can be seen from Fig. 9 that the defection, acceleration and stress responses of the cantilever deck reach their peak values at the speed of 305 km/h.

That reflects what Mr. Barak has been arguing: that despite the defection of rightist parties that left him with a minority government this month, the public supports his peacemaking and would endorse an agreement.

He retired just as the C.I.A. was coming to grips with the most serious betrayal by one of its own officers up to that time, the defection of Edward Lee Howard, a C.I.A. case officer who had been fired just before his scheduled assignment to Moscow.

U.S. laws, which compelled Geeknet to take technical steps that led to the defection of Notepad++, are no less austere.

It is coping with the recent loss of its team principal, Eric Boullier, to McLaren and a new boss trying to deal with last year's £140m hole in the company's finances that led to the defection of star driver Kimi Raikkonen to Ferrari.

As the chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee in the previous Congress, he won much of the credit for helping the party pick up the five new seats that, with the defection of Senator James M. Jeffords of Vermont from the Republican Party, finally gave them control of the Senate this week.