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Munster wrapped up Heineken Cup Pool Six as they ultimately won with a degree of comfort away to Gloucester.

Turner turned into the final length in fourth but flew down it more than a second quicker than Caitlin McClatchey, who is seven years her senior, and in the end won with a relative degree of comfort, 0.42sec ahead of McClatchey, who finished sixth at the last Olympics.

Several of the most exciting young sprinters from England, Ireland, France and the US meet this afternoon in one of the races of the meeting and if one of them wins with any degree of authority he or she will be in pole position to head a division searching for a leader as Sole Power's reign draws to its inevitable close.

Liverpool won this tie with a degree of unease.

With DaimlerChrysler, IG Metall won a degree of compromise: it preserved the 35-hour week, hallowed in Germany, but gave some ground on working hours for research and service staff, and on future cost reductions.

The deaf felt they had won a degree of autonomy with the official adoption of the American Sign Language, but some now see that autonomy threatened by what they say is an attack on sign language.

Spies won with a bid of $6,350.

Holly won with a bid of $700,000.

Careful to balance church building with social welfare -- from school construction to disaster relief -- the charity has in turn won a degree of good will from local officials.

Was that the purpose of the episode: to win a degree of fellow feeling with the narrator that she had not been able to gain in any other way?

Here's my over-analysis, informed a bit by our conversation at your house in D.C. about the very question of whether Obama can win with the degree of racism still alive in this country.