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Taking care not to violate Supreme Court guidelines on minority representation, lawmakers jigsawed Texas into shapes that would decisively capture the state for the right.

It would do well to apologise for its inadequate and blustering denials of the depth of Britain's literacy crisis as well, and start coming up with some plans that would decisively address this baleful problem".

Yet even as the cardinals moved to confront the problem and deal more openly and forcefully with abusive priests, they failed to embrace the kind of disciplinary reforms that would decisively break with past mistakes.

Nor do they expect a shift in the vote tally that would decisively change the result, given the six-percentage-point margin.

By supporting the reversal or significant narrowing of Roe, allowing abortion policy to once again be set primarily by the states -- a development that would decisively divide and demoralize the conservative side of the culture war by robbing it of the identity politics that holds it together as a national movement".

What the deal is trying to do is to prevent an Iranian nuclear weapon -- or, to be more precise, to implement an arms control regime that would decisively hinder any attempts to develop an Iranian nuclear weapon and also give sufficient warning time, in the case of cheating, to allow for an effective intervention.

A bear market began just as his fund came out of registration that wouldn't decisively lift for 13 years.

It seemed to be the beginning of a coalition, broader than the military one, that would fight decisively against the dangerous polarization between the haves and have-nots of the world.

Solar arrays ten rows deep, surrounded by chain-link fences, are not as high or imposing as a wall, but they would constitute a much more formidable obstacle course, one that would be decisively more strenuous and time-consuming to cross over or under than a single concrete wall.

Here was an organization that was prepared to take a chance, to chart an unconventional course if necessary, but one that would act swiftly and decisively when a problem or impediment was detected.

A Tymoshenko aide, Aleksandr Turchinov, predicted that voters would decisively reject Mr. Yanukovich in the runoff.