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But basing disease policy on the politician's syllogism would be decidedly unwise.

Real reform, Klein writes, would be "decidedly not in the financial sector's best interest".

It would be decidedly unfair today to call South Florida a Bowl Championship Series fraud.

That would be decidedly awkward, given the surge in borrowing by firms and households in recent years.

The usual response is that playing a fall/winter schedule, like most European leagues, would be decidedly difficult.

Mr. Rumsfeld acknowledged that the rules for military tribunals would be decidedly differently from those for civilian trials.

"A silver lining would be a decidedly tame rebound in imports, because so much discretionary spending goes to imported goods".

In the 1950s and early 1960s, any young woman caught reading The Second Sex would be considered decidedly subversive.

Whether sparks eventually fly between Mit and Kulu, in what would be a decidedly May-December mating, remains to be seen.

But if this were the case, walking the streets of the Upper West Side, as my wife and I have been doing, would be a decidedly less wrenching experience than it is.

But having stated he had no interest in winning silver or bronze it would have been decidedly anti-climactic if he'd ascended to his new exalted status from anything other than the podium's top step.