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Some analysts believe the announcement will effectively end trust conversions.

But a set of administrative penalties will effectively end his career.

It is likely any suspension for wrongdoing will effectively end their careers in football politics.

The move will effectively end Carter's Test career as New Zealand do not select those playing abroad.

The ban on high-sulfur fuel in Antarctica, which begins in August 2011, will effectively end visits by cruise ships carrying more than 500 passengers.

According to one analyst, the abolition of the commission will effectively end the pursuit of that wealth — much of which, by all accounts, remains unrecovered.

The 37-year-old, who will now effectively end his career with the county, has scored over 13,500 runs for Somerset at an average of 43.72.

Suspended animation using musculoskeletal paralytic agents will effectively stop the effects of muscular hyperactivity on end organs.

Suspended animation using musculoskeletal paralytic agents will effectively stop increased oxygen consumption and the effects of muscular hyperactivity on end organs.

WASHINGTON — President Obama, facing angry reprisals from parents and from lawmakers of both parties, will drop his proposal to effectively end the popular college savings accounts known as 529s, but will keep an expanded tuition tax credit at the center of his college access plan, White House officials said Tuesday.

"Strong support for the Alliance today will produce a minority government and effectively end Mr. Chretien's leadership," the editorial said.