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But activists for domestic helpers, along with Mark Daly, the lawyer who championed their cause in the legal battle, contended that denying permanent residency would cement lasting divisions in Hong Kong based on gender and race.

That scenario would cement a major disappointment after their 13-3 record last season.

"I would cement walls and make picnic tables.

Winning a major would cement his place in history.

But it would be Elvis's developing dependence on prescription drugs that would cement their relationship.

This would cement a local democratic and community commitment for these services.

Such ties would cement the ad hoc cellularization arrangement.

Since the last election cycle these three major parties (PRD, PRI, PAN - in order from left to right) -- the same who had engaged in public displays of disaffection, the same who vowed never again to practice disingenuous political machinery tricks -- decided to sign an electoral reform that would cement their future in some shape or form.

Marriage to the "brother leader's" sister cemented a lasting relationshiptheir ties.

He stressed that "the engagement is valuable" and would help cement P5 unity.

So an ECJ ruling that accords with the AG would likely cement those regional retreats.