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Few would be as influential as Haïdara's Ansar Dine (Arabic for "defenders of the faith").

In interviews, current and former Administration officials returned to one question: whether Cheney would be as influential in the last two years of George W. Bush's Presidency as he was in its first six.

No. Would we be as influential?

But nothing Marx said about Asia would ever be as influential or widely disseminated as the recent idea in the west that free-market capitalism has finally awakened India and China from their long Asiatic slumber.

This would suggest that the relevance of the learning context to the subject matter being learned might not be as influential as expected.

He's also brilliant and in a just and verdant world would be as famous and influential as the blonde chick in the silly outfits with a bit of a voice.

Russia would be so much more influential as America's partner than it would be as Iran's or Syria's patron.

Our analysis did not examine hospital characteristics, e.g., quality of care, which would have been as influential on outcomes as patient demographic and clinical characteristics.

His 93-page book, "From Dictatorship to Democracy," is available on the Internet in 24 languages and was as influential to would-be revolutionaries during last year's Arab Spring as any other text.

**** Would you say horror film poster art was as influential to heavy metal as the films themselves?

No other yoga teacher, however, was as influential as Iyengar.