The two candidates'potential ability to negotiate an end to the civil conflict that has claimed more than 30, 000 lives in Colombia was, along with the economy, a top issue in the campaign.
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The confirmation of Tera s existence and her potential ability to return and invade Western civilization, shattering pre-existing beliefs about religion and science, reflects the anxieties brought on by the end of imperialism.
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Taking into account the potential abilities of our society and current basic systems and also the talent and determination of our nation in human resources area, this university wishes to succeed in its path.
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The advantages of a sailplane for reconnaissance included its silence, its low speed relative to the ground ( allowing for higher-quality photography ), and its potential ability to loiter above an area of interest.
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Such freedom of movement and political activity could pose a difficult challenge to the government because of Aung San Suu Kyi's high popularity among the population and her potential ability to rally huge crowds.
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Per the request of law enforcement officials who were concerned about the potential ability to surf the internet anonymously, the free login points require the user to enter a username, password, and credit card number.
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If Rocker starts looking like his old self on the pitcher's mound, on the other hand, couldn't the Braves decide that his potential ability to mow down Met batters outweighs the furor he will cause in the Big Apple?
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The Objectives of this test is to detect the student s potential abilities and academic skills in the fields of Language, Mathematics, Science, and some creativity aspects, given to it by a series of dimensions, sections, styles, and images.
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Soon after the assault, Tom Osborne, the Nebraska football coach, cited Phillips'need to be part of the structure of an athletic team, with the potential ability to compete, as a major source of stability at such a turbulent time.
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The daily barrage from Republicans who say he is a waffler has led Senator John McCain and General Tommy Franks, the retired US commander of the Iraq war, to vouch voluntarily for his potential abilities as commander in chief.
