His main election rival will be Shinzo Abe, the man chosen to lead the once-dominant LDP despite a short term as prime minister in 2006-7 that saw his poll figures plummet.
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What this conclusion misses is that, in a platform market, having dominant market share is critical to maintaining long-term profit share.
Based on Anheuser-Busch's track record of delivering profit growth and its dominant market position, Moroney rates the stock a long-term buy.
Ejection of the U.S. military presence is an essential first step toward China's ultimate long-term goals: reunification with Taiwan and reassertion as the dominant regional power.
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Members of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee will have to decide whether the dominant effect of the energy price rise is to reduce demand from the economy, so that the long term prospects for inflation returning to target are improved, or to dangerously increase underlying inflationary pressures.
The post-millennial "digital native, " a term coined by U.S. author Marc Prensky in 2001 is emerging as the globe's dominant demographic, while the "digital immigrant, " becomes a relic of a previous time.
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