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Cheney says that he obviously "got conflicting advice" and made the call, and Cheney disagrees with the decision, but he won't discuss why Bush was ultimately convinced or what specifically he found so convincing that it was worth throwing Condi Rice under a bus for in his book.

He continued, "But I was ultimately convinced by my partners that — counterintuitively — the cruelest thing we could do for people's careers was to keep it going".

But Mr. Pataki was ultimately convinced, they said, that the legislation would give the city and other localities enough flexibility to reject any internship or work-study assignment that they believed would undermine the underlying objective of workfare.

Douglas was reluctant to repeal the Compromise, but was ultimately convinced by Dixon's logic.

Families affected by early deaths and debilitating heart disease among generations of men and women were ultimately convinced that by changing lifestyles, their health and wellbeing could be improved.

F.B.I. officials, who had been debating all week whether to go to the public, were ultimately convinced that they had to release the photographs because the investigation was stalling and bureau analysts had finally developed clear images of the suspects from hours of video footage.

I still wait to be ultimately convinced by the arguments on either side, but I can't help remain uncomfortable with an admissions system that relies so heavily on predictions, rather than a genuine attempt to measure attainment and more crucially potential.

McCain said he couldn't speak for his colleagues in the House, but pointed out that the same group of senators threatened to filibuster the debate on gun control legislation and were ultimately convinced not to block debate.

But the jury were ultimately not convinced that either women were under the age of consent when Hall had sex with them.

That proximity and engagement is ultimately what convinced him to join the accelerator and become its managing director.

Suarez, who won a bronze medal in women's doubles with Patricia Tarabini at the 2004 Athens Olympics, said that her memories of past Olympic glory were what ultimately convinced her to return.