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Iraq's south would effectively become Shiitestan, although separation is not likely to be that neat.

The rule of "20 and out" would effectively become "29 and out" for a 21-year-old recruit.

But if Sony's deal goes through, it would effectively become the largest music publisher in the world, with control over more than 2 million compositions.

Mr. Barkat, standing in front of the 2009 Ferrari F60 that Scuderia Ferrari shipped in for the event, said spectators would effectively become ambassadors for the city.

With a default, the loan would effectively become a donation — a fairly large one given that the total budget for the convention was roughly $31 million.

If it fails, Ms. Marois is expected to call an election immediately that would effectively become a referendum on the charter.

His children went to Prince Edward Island to live with his sister and brother-in-law, who'd effectively become their parents.

Internet activists and companies including Netflix had attacked the merger claiming Comcast would have effectively become a monopoly in control of the internet.

In addition, if the CDOs terminated the interest rate swaps, because of their rights under earlier downgrades, AIG's sundry interest rates swaps with the CDOs, which were all in the money, would have effectively become unhedged, losing AIG billions more.

Rather than a place for contemplation, assembly and meetings, the square was to become a far more commercial space, for events and money-spending; the square would effectively have become part of the so-called Buchanan Quarter redevelopment to its north.

Pietersen is England's best player and a proven match-winner who would have relished what has effectively become a one-off "cup final" after the first two Tests were drawn.