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The eurozone has had two years to create a sanitary cordon around Greece's public finances and has so far failed to do so convincingly.

More convincingly, the Democrats argue that they knew far in advance that this election was going to be a tough one.

That, at least, is the case convincingly put forward at a website devoted to the history of the bank of San Giorgio.

Pinker convincingly demonstrates that there has been a dramatic decline in violence, and he is persuasive about the causes of that decline.

But we do need to act convincingly to curb future deficits. Austerity can't be fun, but how painful it will be is still partially up to us.

The Coke ruling, equally brief, did not convincingly identify competition concerns.

Developmental research has shown convincingly that traumatized children are more, not less, likely to be traumatized again.

Understandable doubts remain about the durability of Germany's revival: consumer spending has so far failed to take off convincingly.

I expected to have maybe more of a struggle today than yesterday. That I came through so convincingly, for me it's quite surprising.

But a raft of new studies has established, convincingly, that breasts are more mobile and less manageable than most people once believed.

He argues convincingly that a socially transforming idea must not be woven into what exists but must be 'alien to the system'.

We were also able work out a sensible method of home cooking fried chicken, and devise a convincingly British spicing mix.

Stronger downside volume is not an encouraging sign as it may signal investors are becoming more convincingly bearish.

In theory, Beijing would like a bigger say, but it has not yet convincingly articulated how it would use any greater influence.

Tokyo has never worn the mantle of regional leader all that convincingly.

He must be able to bring the character alive at once, and to relay each shot and scene freshly and convincingly .

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Because the ultimate problem with industrial-era business was, as Wall Street has so convincingly demonstrated, this: there weren't any.

Reid argues, convincingly, that the debt supercycle since that date has caused expansions to be particularly extended.

More convincingly, major borrowers are pressuring banks to lend out as much of the credit quota as possible.

Second, even if fully factoring in the risk of sovereign defaults is politically impossible, the issue needs to be dealt with convincingly.

Even magazines might be reproduced convincingly on the high-resolution screen.

Lenin spoke so convincingly that even his opponents were won over by his arguments.

He spoke so convincingly that even his opponents were impressed by his words.

The economist John Maynard Keynes convincingly argued 70 years ago that thrift was no virtue during a recession.

Its muscular looks, retro cockpit design and potent powertrain options convincingly recreate the muscle and attitude of the original models.

The fact that the immune response to cancer is compromised has been convincingly demonstrated in cancer patients.

"What the euro needs to do is to show convincingly that it can stand behind its currency, " he said.

The book argues convincingly that the work of the UNWCC was in many ways more important than that of the Nuremburg tribunal.

It shows convincingly that it is our hormones and brain wiring that are largely responsible for our attitudes, preferences and behaviour.

He argues convincingly that intellectual property exists "only insofar as it is recognised, defended and acted upon" .

But this is not enough, and your reports make this point convincingly.

And Akers suggests convincingly that the Ebionites were ultimately absorbed into Islam, which shared most of their views about Jesus.

Several economists have argued convincingly, for instance, that low policy rates fuelled broader leverage growth in securitised markets.

Several economists have argued convincingly, for instance, that low policy rates fuelled broader leverage growth in securitized markets.

Once an idea has been floated as convincingly as I think it needs to be, I don't want to go on flogging it forever!

Can the benefits involved in the opportunity be articulated convincingly to a defined target markets?

Although previous spy pictures did not convincingly show the car as an Aveo, this is the real deal.

You may not be that well qualified, but with good communication skills you can crack your interview and you can sell yourself convincingly.

But it has never recovered convincingly from the downturn that followed.

That's what he told us again and again in his campaign, not as colorfully as Edwards, but ultimately more convincingly.

The scandals over Hwang Woo-suk in Korea and Chen Jin in China convincingly illustrate this point.

The eurozone must follow the logic of the single currency and stand more convincingly behind the euro.

No biomarkers have been convincingly shown, and validated, to predict the behavior of DCIS till date.

Morality and happiness are fundamentally linked, Dobrin argues convincingly.

We had convincingly left the city behind and landed amid a pocket of green called Phra Pradaeng, a zone of farmland, park and mangrove.

Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Indonesia's incumbent president, convincingly won re-election, according to unofficial "quick-count" projections.

Frustratingly, few of the book's other examples are as thought-provoking or as convincingly argued as World of Warcraft.

Both talk convincingly, but fail to back this up with the concrete steps needed to bolster the financial system.

However, Gladwell convincingly pointed to its role in Enron's downfall in 2001.

And he convincingly demonstrates the importance of introducing nonfiction writing in the primary grades.

burning like a star, and convincingly, so that you feel sometimes.

" i declare convincingly that : " why? you are contravening the provisions of the class, are equal.

Jeff Bennett plays the young reporter more convincingly than anyone on televisions.

But now that the case has been convincingly made, public health must move onto the scene in full gear.

With five candidates still very much in the frame and no one convincingly ahead, the Republican primaries will certainly not be dull.

But aside from that, I'm very happy, we play convincingly, things are looking good.

Mr Smithers makes his case convincingly, dismissing alternative indicators of valuation, such as the dividend yield, along the way.

The data show convincingly that the arrow of causality goes from wealth to Individualism and not vice versa.

Dr Ioannidis made a splash[2] three years ago by arguing, quite convincingly, that most published scientific research is wrong.

Now, suddenly, this case is being blatantly and convincingly argued in the mainstream media.

He had gone after Jama privately and demonstrated convincingly that the fist was swifter than the magic sword.

Devil in the Milk is a monumental study, convincingly laid out, and one that demands our immediate attention.

We have to beat Andorra convincingly, we owe that to fans and coach.

The more convincingly the answer "Yes" applies to both questions, the faster calm will be restored.

Neither party would convincingly win a general election.

In February he convincingly won re-election 25 years after winning power in a civil war.

But maybe they got the ammunition to defeat human nature as convincingly.

Happily, Mr Stipp has little patience for such homilies, and demolishes them convincingly.

Yes, it was very well deserved as she plays the part so convincingly.

Afterthe NFC's Green Bay Packers convincingly won the first two Super Bowls, some team owners feared for the future of the merger.

Richard's anger rises. He forces a smile for the camera, but not very convincingly.

Shrek's world and story are brought vividly to life, and the timeless moral of the story is convincingly realized.

I started to beat him. . . convincingly.

It argues, strongly and convincingly, for investment in specialized programmes such as rehabilitation.

She replied to my point so convincingly that my argument was soon in tatter.

We should do our work honestly, take an analytical approach, write convincingly and never strike a pose to overawe people.

Test results have now convincingly ruled out H5N1 infection in all four nurses.

It is a thoroughly researched, crisply written, convincingly argued chronicle that is also studded with little nuggets of fresh information.

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In Chapter 1, Martin convincingly argues that clean code is not just desirable -- it is necessary.

You go where you have strong, sustainable competitive advantages. You move into those markets early and convincingly.

It's convincingly a news headline.

Once it broke $847 convincingly (on Wednesday), you saw a lot of short covering coming in.

The 40 day moving average was broken convincingly however good support was found at the 9 and 14 day.

It was important for us to finish top and we did it very convincingly .

But, because I couldn't lie convincingly even to myself, I had to check.

A liberal internationalist, Mr Yudhoyono convincingly won a second term last year, and monopolises the foreign-policy apparatus.

We can not talk about the Theory of Everything convincingly before giving a right answer to above simple questions.

I want the team to win convincingly today.

These results argue convincingly that: Goldfish originated in China, carp, crucian carp and not originated in Japan.

She carries the act so convincingly the fact is sometimes she believes it that she can be happy the way things are

Jusuf Kalla, the president's deputy (above right), cannot convincingly take more credit for the government's successes than the incumbent;

Ireland has yet to emerge convincingly from a deep recession;

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She carries the act so convincingly