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But if the continent deploys the technology decisively across its key industries, "Europe can turn a late start into a competitive edge", she emphasised.

For Australia to fight back and win the first Ashes Test as decisively as they did, you wonder what scars will be left on the England team.

That phrase separates Americans of today most decisively from the distant 18th-century world.

“Ama was—is—one of my favorite people in the world,” I say decisively.

This week, Israel's chief of staff said he strongly condemned the recent violence by Israeli settlers, calling it "a red line" and promising to "act decisively".