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61 In any race during the previous four years that would have been decisive.

62 And so the experienced surgeon is able to apply his real concentration at the decisive moment.

63 Now it might be argued that ontologically the decisive factor is that on opening his eyes he found again two distinct individuals.

64 In a commercial gallery, the size of the rooms is decisive.

65 In a backwards kind of way, it became the decisive issue in the race.

66 Interest rate levels also can play a decisive role in determining currency values.

67 Before the referendum, the chances of the government doing anything decisive to reduce the deficit were shrinking fast.

68 William of Orange is seen to have worked the decisive victory at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690.

69 In numerous races, evangelical voters were of decisive influence in deciding the outcome.

70 Though not conventionally pretty, she dressed with flair, had a brave and decisive personality and considerable vitality.

71 What he is doing is laying the groundwork for the decisive moment and preparing his getaway.

72 He wanted forces capable of quick, decisive victories against diplomatically isolated opponents.

73 Then we enter the famous city of Gettysburg, site of the last and most decisive battle of the Civil War.

74 But it would have been useless to produce the documents in Rome, for they contained no decisive evidence in favour of the primacy.

75 This was especially true as regards the period of contraction or depression, and the Great Depression dealt a decisive blow.

76 It will be more messy, more dangerous, but perhaps more decisive.

77 As it happens the outcome, in my view, is a decisive victory for the individual organism.

78 Nevertheless, Nivelle resolved to attack, certain that he could achieve a decisive breakthrough.

79 So if one picks fourth-wall busting as the decisive criterion, the first big sitcom was also the first postmodern sitcom.

80 The arrangement of the oceans in relation to the continents plays a decisive role in creating and sustaining life on Earth.

81 Control is widely defined as the ability to exercise a decisive influence over a company by any means.

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82 However, Oxford's longer reach, excellent rhythm and exceptional fitness could prove decisive in the predicted headwind.

83 Gradually it emerged that his concern for his country was the decisive factor in his changed attitude.

84 Scottsdale voters took the most decisive action last May, approving a sales-tax increase to buy land in the McDowell Mountains.

85 At last the moment to silence all the doubters with a decisive victory arrived.

86 By now he was a quick and decisive player, a force to be reckoned with at center half.

87 Constitutional meddling has been rejected, but his first move should be a decisive step towards fair votes.

88 Unlike old-fashioned narrative history, art has no decisive battles, no international treaties, and no changes of government.

89 Nixon, meanwhile, spoke and acted as if the United States had won a decisive victory under his command.

90 They muddled around the fringes of true power, never quite brave enough or decisive enough to take the plunge.