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Indeed, Minnesota is now one of the likeliest states to be the Electoral College tipping point — the state that delivers the next president his decisive 270th electoral vote.

The respectable reformers, meanwhile, know how rare a chance 2016 is to decisively shape our national affairs.

First-time candidate and full-time economics professor Dave Brat decisively defeated the consummate pol by a 55 to 45 margin.

Conversely, the Bridgegate story now clearly and decisively is a real politically motivated scandal.

But then he very skillfully and decisively throws Carrie overboard to protect the agency.

Egyptians were still looking to it to restore order, and to decisively end the Brotherhood protest movement.

Then he decisively reached forward and put his hand over her mouth.

My friends of the Congress: The world is waiting to see how wisely and decisively a free representative government will now act.

He asked himself question after question, answering them quickly and decisively in the same breath.

The opportune arrival of the naval guns also, though by so narrow a margin of time, decisively influenced the outcome.

“I do not agree with you,” said Joe decisively, and in her womanly intelligence of life she understood the mistake John made.