Posts Tagged ‘crucial’

French ponder Sunday poll choice

Saturday, May 5th, 2012

French President Nicolas Sarkozy spends the day with his family and his challenger Francois Hollande visits a market a day before the crucial second round.

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Iran Intelligence Crisis Showed Difficulty of Assessing Nuclear Data

Sunday, March 18th, 2012

Discerning the intentions of Iran’s leaders on the crucial steps to building a nuclear bomb is the most covert aspect of one of the world’s most difficult intelligence collection targets.

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Ohio ballot measure raises Democrats’ hopes for 2012

Friday, October 28th, 2011

A controversial law sharply curtailing collective-bargaining rights for Ohio’s public employees is sinking in the polls, raising Democratic hopes that the measure’s defeat could boost their prospects in the crucial swing state in 2012. The law’s diminishing poll numbers have coincided with a decline in the approval ratings of Republican Gov. John R. Kasich, the measure’s most visible proponent. The drop is coming as the law’s union-led opponents have waged an energetic campaign against a measure that they say represents an overreach by the state’s Republican political leaders. Read full article > >

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Rick Perry, the Republicans’ Messiah?

Friday, August 26th, 2011

Rick Perry’s rapid lead over previous Republican front-runner Mitt Romney was predictable. But it is not a good sign for Republicans hoping to reclaim the White House and further highlights the crucial battle within GOP circles: Who is the godliest of us all? That’s the mirror-mirror question for Republicans. Forget charisma, charm, intelligence, knowledge and that nuisance, “foreign policy experience.” The race of the moment concerns which candidate is the truest believer. This was always a tough hurdle for Romney, whose Mormonism is reflexively distrusted by Southern evangelicals. Even so, in the absence of a better candidate, Romney had a fighting chance to win his party’s support. Then came Perry. Read full article > >

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Ahead of Iowa straw poll, Republican contenders court former Mike Huckabee backers

Friday, August 12th, 2011

URBANDALE, Iowa — In Washington, it’s all about the economy. But not here. As the Republican presidential candidates gear up for Saturday’s critical straw poll in Ames , they are aggressively targeting a network of pastors, parents who home-school their children, evangelicals and other conservatives who care as much about stopping gay marriage as they do about the debt ceiling. Whoever gains traction with this crucial constituency in Iowa could not only win the straw poll but could galvanize religious conservatives throughout the country who remain a powerful force in Republican politics. On Thursday night, GOP contenders squared off at a debate in Ames, hoping to more sharply define their candidacies. Read full article > >

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Rebels Stalled as Diplomats Meet on Libya in London

Tuesday, March 29th, 2011

A conference on Tuesday is being held to shape a vision of a post-Qaddafi era. On the battlefield, rebels were facing resistance in the crucial town of Surt.

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Rare Earths Stand Is Asked of G-20

Friday, November 5th, 2010

A business coalition asked the organization to oppose the interruption of the flow of the crucial minerals because of industrial policies or political disputes.

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McDowell key man in Ryder Cup win

Monday, October 4th, 2010

Graeme McDowell ensures Europe regain the Ryder Cup by winning the crucial last singles match at Celtic Manor.

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The U.S. and Pakistan: An alliance too crucial to fail

Friday, October 1st, 2010

No matter how furious both countries get, they need each other.

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Nintendo hit by Christmas delay

Thursday, September 30th, 2010

Shares in games company Nintendo sink on news that its new console will not be on sale during the crucial Christmas season.

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Work on relief well resumes

Thursday, August 12th, 2010

A weakened Tropical Depression Five will likely reach the northern Gulf Coast late Wednesday or early Thursday and will stall the crucial work of permanently sealing BP’s ruptured oil well.

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