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Ultimately it will come down to bravery and who spends the most time in the gym".

Ultimately it will come down to who the committee believes – but Mr Murdoch has already suffered considerable reputational damage from the suggestion he was being disingenuous.

"Ultimately it will come down to a political judgement of the prime minister," observed a senior official at the heart of the affair.

Yet, ultimately, it will come down to which is the better foil for Ronaldo, and Postiga is under pressure to prove it is him.

"So it's important to know where that money will come from, because ultimately it will come out of the pockets of people in the pews".

Ultimately it will come down to results and can he keep Nottingham Forest up?

"Ultimately, it'll come out of what's happening with Mexico," Trump told ABC's David Muir.

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"You can't predict which [genders or sexual orientations] will be successful because ultimately it'll come down to which pop star is most popular on the future Twitter and they'll create fads".

Moreover, the planned exchange offer has little chance of succeeding without the co-operation of NYSE's board because its corporate charter contains a poison pill: ownership by a single party, or related parties, is limited to 20% unless the board waives this ceiling.Ultimately, it will come down to money.