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A Tymoshenko aide, Aleksandr Turchinov, predicted that voters would decisively reject Mr. Yanukovich in the runoff.

Mr Sharon would then face a challenge for the Likud leadership from an ex-prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, which, according to the polls, he would decisively lose.

Taking care not to violate Supreme Court guidelines on minority representation, lawmakers jigsawed Texas into shapes that would decisively capture the state for the right.

But of all the well-meaning desires projected on Senator Obama, the hope that he would decisively improve relations with the world's Muslims is the least realistic.

Belief that his opponent, having played supremely well over two days – even having relinquished a two-set lead – would decisively slip up in the tense, attritional final set.

Thus the conservative hope that the war on terror would decisively tilt American politics to the right, and the liberal assumption that the 2008 financial crisis had unmade the Reagan coalition forever.

On Monday the Bank of Japan met to set monetary policy in the world's second-largest economy, amid hopes that last year's disastrous decision to raise interest rates would be decisively reversed.

District police officer Rai Babar said the force would act decisively.

He promised that Bishop Daily would act "decisively and responsibly" after an investigation.

And who would be decisively better to hire if he was fired?

And neither Bush nor Cheney nor Rumsfeld would intervene decisively enough, and neither would Franks or Abizaid.