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Perhaps West Ham are deliberately seeking plausible targets whom they know will ultimately back out.

Democrats crowed about the reversal today, asserting that it showed that when forced into a public fight in defense of tobacco companies, Republicans will ultimately back down.

Mr Ashdown thinks that Mr Blair will ultimately back electoral reform in the referendum on the subject he has promised, but there is no reason to suppose he is right.

Jay Carson, a spokesman for Dr. Dean, said the candidate would not participate in an N.R.A. survey this year because, Mr. Carson said, the group will ultimately back President Bush for re-election.

Dame Marjorie Scardino, the first woman chief executive of a FTSE 100 company, has said she believes the UK business community will ultimately back the European Union in any referendum on Britain's membership.

The White House is clearly betting that enough Republicans will ultimately back Hagel, or not actively oppose him, for his nomination to be approved, and it may well be right.

But the prospect of a reopened state — the lottery operating, 22,000 workers back in state offices, licenses once more being renewed — seemed to eclipse thoughts of how the state will ultimately pay back the new loans.

This will slowly but surely translate into rising employment, which will ultimately feed back to rising spending and investment.America's recovery remains young and fragile.

To go down this road is to stare headlong into an abyss that, to paraphrase Nietzsche, will ultimately stare back at you.

Michael Weinstein, AHF president, called the FDA decision "completely reckless and a move that will ultimately set back years of HIV prevention efforts".

While a weak pound has boosted export order books, according to the business group's own surveys and other polls, if growth in the UK's main export market slows demand will ultimately slip back too, it warns.