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But White House officials also know that Mr. Obama's success will turn far more on the robustness of economic recovery than on how they talk about it.

How the race will turn out is far from clear.

The lesson local politicians took away was that either eastern Enfield finds new ways of earning a crust, or economic decline will turn into something far nastier.

The horse's nose will turn, and if it is turned far enough, the horse will begin to move to where its nose is guiding it.

It's partly just that I think the mechanics of rescuing banks in both Europe and the U.S. will turn out to be far more fraught than anyone seems to be considering at the moment.

It's good to be supportive and charitable, but taking it too far will turn you into a used-up mess of nerves and frustration.

"We're concerned that if Iran is pushed too far, it will turn its back on the whole dialogue with the Europeans on this".

"The incoming administration should realise that the more open, inclusive Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership will turn out to be a far more efficient vehicle for advancing US interests," an editorial in China Daily said this week.

Its difficult to know at this stage what it will turn out like, but so far its slightly more mature sounding".

To be sure, some curious individuals will rent Japanese anime and science documentaries from Netflix, but far more people will turn up for the fifth "Harry Potter" film and "Shrek 3," because they'll want to see the movies that everybody's talking about.

"The day is not far when Gujarat will turn the corner by becoming a water-secure state, from a water scarce state," said Dr. Yogendra Mathur, Chief of Field Office for UNICEF Gujarat, which is supporting WASMO's efforts.