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Yet it's the decision to flex it in such a public manner which will have decisively brought the 25-year-old former country star to the attention of a pan-generational audience outside of her own target market.

But he will have been decisively rejected and the task of Labour rebuilding in Scotland will be gargantuan.

But by the start of 2007, the balance will have tipped decisively away from the fields and towards the skyscrapers.

Italy appears to have decisively rejected nuclear power.

The Remain camp have decisively won the economic argument.

Spain will have to act decisively and restructure its entire system in order to rediscover its full muscle.

With or without her right-hand man, Ms Rousseff will have to act decisively if these expectations of inflation are not to become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Water security is set to change in the Nile basin and the new democratic government in Egypt will have to act decisively and forcefully in a period of shifting power dynamics to maintain its supply at current levels.

It may also try to ease credit for smaller firms in southern Europe by lending cheaply and for a long time to banks on the condition that they pass the money on to businesses.Having waited too long to ease monetary policy, the ECB will have to act decisively.

Bernanke said policymakers will have to move decisively to place the budget on a sustainable fiscal track in order to ensure the confidence of the public and financial markets.

Cynically, I think Pacquiao will have to beat Mayweather decisively to get a decision but I believe he can.