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But none of this means that Isis will be decisively beaten any time soon.

Moreover, while many analysts are doubtful that the anti-militant campaign will be decisively won, it will certainly be extremely costly.

Andrew is just keeping faith that there is a silent majority of people like him who are propping up the no vote in the polls and will ensure that this disturbing nationalist fervour will be decisively defeated.

In the absence of something going catastrophically wrong in the next three months, Maliki will be decisively re-elected".

Carla, who will be decisively showing at an upcoming job interview, puts it more bluntly: "Am I just setting myself up for emotional torture?" Follow Jillian on Twitter.

Nature's prismatic and colorful moment illustrated that there's a climate spectrum ahead of us that will be decisively noxious and deceptively hopeful.

Though the future is so often a mystery, if the Trump administration goes down this same path again, it should be obvious from the last decade and a half just where it will lead: toward a renewed policy of legal exceptionalism in which the American scales of justice will once again be decisively tipped toward injustice. .

Scotland – which at the time of writing had voted to stay in the EU by 62% to 38% – is already independent in most essential political and cultural terms, and will presumably soon be decisively on its way.

Liberals fear that the balance in the constitution between provisions that protect "fundamental rights" and those securing Pakistan's Islamic character will be tipped decisively in favour of Islam.The amendment may never become law.

can be decisively solved.

Shouldn't one company be decisively winning and the other decisively losing?