To quell the unwanted speculations, Ryan had to reassert that he is not running.
That, in turn, could provide the generals with a handy excuse to reassert their waning influence.
Until then, he had regularly lambasted Russia for plotting to reassert control in Central Asia.
In theory, Lebanon has been campaigning for decades to reassert its authority over the area.
Or will there be a crisis, then a backlash, when the old rules at last reassert themselves?
But Hua Hin's best hotel may even yet reassert itself as a prime destination for stressed-out Bangkokians.
Secretary Baker should, accordingly, reassert the earlier U.S. position that such missiles must be banned by START.
In Europe, Russia wants to reassert itself as the dominant power in the east, feared if not respected.
That cynicism could pose the greatest threat to Mahathir's attempts to reassert his authority over the long term.
Players, coaches, executives, and officials must make it a priority to reassert themselves as role models and citizens.
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Yet the bigger threat to its ambitions to reassert regional influence lies in its own attitude towards the neighbours.
Only the yen and Swiss franc offer lower borrowing costs and we expect those carry trades to also reassert themselves.
Mr Obama, keen to reassert his pro-Israel credentials before next year's election, seems likely to oppose even the Vatican option.
Having weathered the early second-half storm, Cardiff began to reassert their superiority and Roberts went close to notching his double.
"We have to reassert the basic core principles of the Republican Party, " Giuliani told New Hampshire party activists in January.
Germany, though, slowly started to reassert their authority and Wales goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey was called into action twice in quick succession.
They are issues ripe for confrontations with Republicans, especially at a time the GOP's conservative base is determined to reassert itself.
After not even a year in power, many Lib Dems are weary of building up credibility, and desperate to reassert their identity.
We are going to rebuild and reassert the dreams of all Madridistas.
It proved that society has the capacity to reassert norms of civilized behavior even when they appear to have permanently broken down.
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In part, this support is an attempt to reassert Democratic credentials as internationalists rather than isolationists after their concerted opposition to fast-track.
Ross said the new agreement was not intended to spell out those details, but to reassert that all phases of the redeployment will be completed.
Even then, the icy swamp fights to reassert itself, pushing up through cracks in the frozen asphalt roads of the town centre.
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Like skiing, it requires a certain degree of mastery, a countervailing ability to contend with the panic and reassert a measure of stability.
The true balance of economic power between the two nations will soon reassert itself, as will the primacy of Germany's relationship with France.
Like productivity, American business prestige didn't stage a comeback until the mid-1990s, when the U.S. began to reassert its technological and economic leadership.
As rivals Samsung and LG fumble on expensive OLED displays, Sony and other lower-cost manufacturers may be able to reassert themselves in the market.
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No longer forcing the fight, Khan was beginning to back-pedal and briefly switched to southpaw in the sixth as he looked to reassert himself.
Egypt's latest moves may reflect an effort by the military to reassert its dominance after decades of taking its cues from Washington, he said.
Murrin's other bets imply that after a hiatus during the recession, a Malthusian shortage of grains, irrigation water, gold and oil will reassert itself.
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