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And Justin Ruben, executive director of MoveOn.org, a five-million-member online progressive political organization that played a significant role in President Obama's election in 2008, said he was sure that his members would be deflated.

It was planned that the tourniquet would be deflated not earlier than 30 minutes after the injection of the anesthetic drug and it would not stay inflated more than 2 hours.

That, of course, would not negate the larger point that the protesters are raising about unequal justice in America — but it would be deflating, to say the least.

A long-term injury to Dickey would be deflating, but Dickey said he was optimistic he could make his next start.

And he's offered such optimism for good reason: Conceding an uphill climb, let alone a loss, in a state like Ohio would be deflating to supporters and big donors.

But though there were occasional flashes of his trademark charisma -- as when he roared the beginning of his classic "Bump n' Grind" -- the singer overall seemed more muted than he has lately, as though he'd been deflated by having to preach to the choir.

And would Tottenham be deflated?

But if sterling's strength is only temporary, as the Bank believes, then as it weakens inflationary pressures and interest rates can be expected to rise.Demand would also be deflated if, say, the American economy at last ran out of steam.

But he joked about Harry's hero status, saying he would soon be "deflated".

This indicates over-reporting of 35.2 % for self-reported data, alternately, self-reported data would need to be deflated by 26.0%% to equate to data from the national insurer.

Would it have to be deflated by a crack team of Lib Dem stewards?