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The most important element of Mr. Duncan's direct examination will be how well the government succeeds in portraying his actions as part of a concerted effort within Andersen.

But if America goads it with intensive surveillance around its maritime claims, China may succeed in portraying the United States as the troublemaker.

Oates succeeds in portraying the complex damage done to the fabric of a society by war – no matter how far away it is.

His comments suggested that Andersen's lawyers succeeded in portraying the document destruction as innocent.

But if Mr Cameron falters, and Mr Davis succeeds in portraying himself as the truer Tory, the members may yet spring a surprise.

The results in Table 2 portray the pattern of diffusion by decade.

But he has nonetheless succeeded in portraying Mr Blair as the emasculator of Parliament and himself as its defender and champion.

Griffith succeeds in portraying a life spent clawing at the edge of glory.

The broadside could hurt Bush among Hispanic voters if Clinton succeeds in portraying him as opposed to immigration reform.

The British succeeded the Sikh Empire, which is portrayed as a tyrannical rule for the Muslims.