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The F.D.I.C.'s single receivership approach should allow normal operations to continue, which would virtually eliminate the incentive for foreign regulators to close subsidiaries.

Republicans predicted they would allow a simple majority vote later this month, which would virtually guarantee Hagel's confirmation, but only if they see more information about his record.

Mr. Zuma looks set to win, which would virtually assure him of the country's presidency in the 2009 election because of the party's wide support.

It alleged that the defendants, claiming to be immune from the State's conservation laws, were fishing extensively in the Puyallup River with set nets and drift nets in a manner which would virtually exterminate the anadromous fishery if not enjoined.

Cesare Prandelli's team will be desperate to beat Costa Rica (ranked below Scotland in the Fifa rankings) in Recife today, which would virtually guarantee their progression to the knockout rounds.

"One can imagine how a poor husband would get entangled into the clutches of law [after a suicide], which would virtually ruin his sanity, peace of mind, career and probably his entire life," the judgment said.

Previously, we would spend whatever we had and save anything left at the end of the month, which would be virtually nothing most of the time.

"He may hope that by vetoing a six-week ban – which would have virtually banned abortion with almost no exceptions – he comes off as moderate.

The committee should be working overtime to avoid a sequester, which would cut virtually every discretionary program at the Pentagon and the Homeland Security Department by 10 percent in 2013.

Indeed Mr Woodhead has openly praised the Conservative party's policy of "free schools" which would delegate virtually all power to the head.

Mr. Belk said that his research did not include collections of records, CD's or photographs, which would categorize virtually everyone as a collector.