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• After Bergkamp's goal, the Dutch dictated the tempo.
• My first vote was dictated more by my heart and sentiment.
• We will not allow Fidel Castro to dictate our immigration policy.
• But none of them can dictate a race like Holy Bull.
• And, the youth added, he was following that dictate.
• This justified the commission in putting in more than wisdom dictated.
• You can dictate where you want the routes to go to.
• DAK has decided that prudence dictates the cessation of business operations.
• "You can't let him dictate the game.
• Education Alternatives has an influential role, but it cannot dictate,
• Q : Does the Constitution dictate how congressional committees are chosen?
• Circumstances and the salary cap dictated the teams'personnel maneuvers.
• They don't like being dictated to by their players.
• The strategy will be dictated by the pace and the weather.
• It was a decision dictated by opportunity thundering at the door.
• While Hillis dictated the goal, evolution alone wrote the software.
• The weather, particularly the wind, somewhat dictates her route.
• The repurchase rate dictates the wholesale cost of money in Germany.
• The promise will be abandoned the minute domestic politics dictate otherwise.
• Donations for most non profits dictate the amount of assistance available.