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Questions about Mr. Bush's credibility, he said, will ultimately be decided on the far bigger issue of how the administration handled intelligence information leading up to the Iraq war.

Played in high humidity beneath the closed roof of the magnificent Stadium AufSchalke, one of the most technologically sophisticated arenas in world sport, the game was, after a slow start, a splendid spectacle, fraught with tension and a slow-burning dread that the game would ultimately be decided on penalties.

While both teams have gained notoriety this season for their accomplishments through the air — each rank in the top 11 in passing offense and throw for more than 345 yards per game — Saturday's matchup will ultimately be decided on the ground.

The case may ultimately be decided on legal grounds -- that is, whether the Texas statute is applicable to a dead body containing a living fetus.

American officials said they believed the prison's fate would ultimately be decided in the talks on the so-called strategic partnership document, which is intended to spell out the relationship between Afghanistan and the United States after 2014.

After the Commission issues its recommendations, Mirkarimi's fate will ultimately be decided by his former peers on the Board of Supervisors.

This matchup may ultimately be decided before the snap.

As we've witnessed through the drama and agony of Wales's World Cup campaign, matches -- and ultimately titles -- can be decided on the narrowest of margins.

The sponsors have vehemently disputed those allegations, and ultimately, the case may be decided on very technical grounds.

But ultimately, he says, Scripps's stability will be decided on how effective Schultz and Kay are in hooking together formerly disparate parts of the drug development pipeline, and how many would-be drugs the fishing buddies manage to snare in their net.

Ultimately, the quality of education is decided on the ground.