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There are debates, he said, over what gets recorded, how the resulting footage gets handled and who ultimately gets to view it — creating new dilemmas for departments.

It's a choice that reflects questions about the deep-seated biases of the restaurant industry, the "ethnic price ceiling" and who ultimately gets to decide the value of immigrant cuisines.

The man who ultimately gets to decide whether the name stays or goes is Redskins owner Daniel Snyder and he remains adamant there will be no change.

While that should create an economic incentive for people to not just avoid inaccuracies but also to actively remove them, it doesn't fully address the question of determining the truth — who, ultimately, gets to decide whether an entry is accurate?

News of the fight has snaked its way through the crowd and it ultimately gets to Melissa.

If Kind wants to press Pascrell for the subcommittee gavel, the Ways and Means Committee ultimately gets to decide whether Pascrell should be removed.

"I am confident that we will repeat our dominant display in Zagreb and will ultimately get to Brazil".

And he will ultimately get to play the role of political Santa Claus inside the Republican Party, distributing millions in campaign cash to grateful governors and would-be governors.

What the Mets ultimately got to see from Parnell were five difficult innings in which he allowed six runs (five earned) on seven hits, while walking five.

The following evening, in an interview with Margaret Warner on PBS's "NewsHour," Wolfowitz said, "The President is the one who has ultimately got to decide what are the military options that make sense.

"That's what we as an administration are pushing for, and we certainly see the merit in using that as the legislative vehicle to ultimately get to repeal," Morrell said, acknowledging that the Defense Department rarely comments on congressional affairs.