Having already ruled out this second option in public comments, there were reports on Tuesday night that Boehner was prepared to bring the Senate bill to the floor, which would probably insure its passage.
The Obama campaign's Plan B is based on the assumption that the economy will continue to stutter along without slipping, once again, into an outright slump, which would probably insure a Romney victory.
The proposal includes a cap in federal revenues, which would essentially insure that all the fallout takes place on the spending side, hitting programs like Social Security and Medicare and an already-straitened discretionary budget.
European officials say they believe a model under which the fund would insure against losses on purchases of bonds in struggling countries is the most likely option.
The Assassins disdained the use of poison, crossbows, and other weapons that could be used from a distance, and the Assassin did not expect — or, it would seem, even desire — to survive his act, which he believed would insure him eternal bliss.
Royal Bank of Scotland is the only other U.K. bank to have taken part in the program; last month it agreed to a deal in which the state would insure 325.0 billion pounds ($454.0 billion) of its risky assets.
But passage of the proposal -- to set up a health care system in which the state government would insure everyone -- indicates a reawakened interest in universal health care and, more important, the amount spent to defeat it shows how seriously the health care industry is taking the new movement.
The last term (βwt) would correspond to channels being removed from the membrane at a low rate, which would help to insure that the weight of channel types in which activity is not substantially correlated with membrane potential goes to zero.
