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Meanwhile, many Republican political operatives were skeptical that Mr. Ryan could rally a strong-enough base of supporters to compete in the early primary states.
Ryan Shuts Door to Presidential Run Neil King Jr. 2011
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Nor did the efforts of Republicans to reduce the size of the stimulus to the point where most economists say it won't be a strong-enough jolt.
America’s New Shrink 2009
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Mr. Netanyahu has voiced skepticism about that approach on the grounds that the Palestinians lack strong-enough institutions to run a state.
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On Oct. 31, 2008, the law firm Sullivan & Cromwell wrote the FDIC on behalf of nine banks, arguing that the government program to back the bonds of financial firms did not provide strong-enough guarantees.
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"Risk aversion will stay a strong-enough theme," Mr. Levinson said.
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The House Agriculture Committee will host hearings examining whether the Commodity Futures Trading Commission has a strong-enough grip on the fast-growing, $5 trillion futures market for oil and other commodities or needs other tools.
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He and others in the administration had long worried that the companies had grown too large and powerful and didn't have a strong-enough regulator to mitigate the risks they posed.
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He voted against the Central American Free Trade Agreement (Cafta) in 2006 and says he will oppose others that do not have strong-enough labor and environmental provisions.
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Anne of Cleves was never in a strong-enough position to protest and in any case, she was quickly removed from court.
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With opinion polls showing the center-right ahead, Mr. Berlusconi maintains his coalition would gain a strong-enough majority in early elections to ensure a stable government.
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