81.   While neither party would be guaranteed success, they would get an up-or-down tally that would settle matters and allows them to move on.

82.   While the new computer system cannot guarantee success, its promise of timely information is a welcome advance.

83.   Yet a popular pitch man or woman alone does not guarantee success.

84.   You might even give it a shot, but its success is only guaranteed in the movies.

85.   Yet, benchmarks and flashy graphics do not guarantee success in a computer.

86.   And even seven years of talks will not guarantee success.

87.   But as Al Sallakh says, she points out that corruption and bureaucracy should be eliminated to guarantee success and be able to enter into global blocs.

88.   But success was by no means guaranteed, he cautioned.

89.   But it does not guarantee success.

90.   Government support or media backing, however, will not guarantee the success of local products in the domestic market.