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The Drudge Report quickly linked to the center's analysis, which seems certain to be used as ammunition in Republican attacks on the "liberal" media.
Some have already written to the Department of Education seeking waivers of the requirement to test annually, which seems certain to remain in the final bill.
He is one of the principal architects of the Iraq war, the outcome of which remains in doubt but which seems certain to cast a shadow across American politics for years to come.
The cuts may be outlined this week when EU leaders, including David Cameron, meet in Brussels to decide their budget for the next seven years – a budget which seems certain to be slashed.
Compton's brief Test career, which seems certain to have reached at least a temporary end after he was omitted from the England squad to play Essex next week in a practice match, was marked by his tenacity.
Yet another spasm of panic gripped credit markets, sending stocks tumbling and prompting the Federal Reserve to take new steps to pump money into the economy, which seems certain to sink into a recession.
By then, though, Netanyahu was preparing to meet with his cabinet to discuss the next steps, which seem certain to involve another bloody escalation.
Ginastera and the Stravinsky of "The Rite of Spring" loomed large in Mr. Romaneiro's "Sombras," which seemed certain to win the Audience Choice competition.
Karen Buck, Labour's welfare spokeswoman, said the study "painted a depressing picture on the eve of massive negative changes in housing benefit and support which seem certain to damage the lives of the most vulnerable people in the community".
In 1992, a military coup in Algeria ousted a president who had promised democratic reforms, and imprisoned the leaders of the Islamic Salvation Front (FIS), which seemed certain to gain a majority in the forthcoming elections.
There seems little point in doing this if China and Russia vetoes it or if there is no plan B for what to do if such pressure fails to halt enrichment, which seems certain.
