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By including baseline number of steps per day as a covariate, this will effectively be measuring change in number of steps over the three months.

But if the court rules definitively in Mr. Bush's favor, this election will effectively be over and Mr. Gore will have no choice but to concede.

If we accept that this rule will effectively be limiting the industry's ability to "rip-off" their customers, then the $1 billion in reduced profits is about putting $1 billion in consumers' pockets that never should have been taken away in the first place.

A compelling positive answer to this question will effectively be a solution (at least in outline) to the origin of life problem, i.e. a plausible path from a mix of simple organic molecules to a replicating system of modern type.

In this sense, God knows what will effectively be placed in act, not by considering an essence in itself (every essence is indeed indifferent to actual existence), but by considering the determination of His will in this regard.

This raises the prospect that beyond 2020 there will effectively be no meaningful renewable energy target.

In this deal, the K.K.R. units that trade in Europe will effectively be switched to the Big Board.

And this is when it could get really interesting, because it will effectively be a declaration of war on the established promoters and governing bodies.

They will effectively be neutered.

If all goes well, Mr. Bass will effectively be cured.

If Northampton won last night, Stockport will effectively be down if they lose at Port Vale today.