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New technologies have altered the social and sexual culture of young men and women today, opening up potentially dangerous new fault lines.

It says a "crescendo of maintenance work" is building up - potentially causing misery over Christmas.

But yesterday this house allowed the state to lock up potentially innocent citizens for up to six weeks without charge.

In Hawaii, for example, researchers documented coral bleaching in both 2014 and 2015, potentially setting up these reefs for severe declines now.

What may have been the penultimate game of the world chess championship ended in a draw yesterday, setting up a potentially dramatic encounter in the 12th and final game tomorrow.

Then he learned that one of his most influential Republican chairman would not run for reelection next year, setting up a potentially divisive race to succeed the senator.

Today the Lords has nearly 850 "potentially eligible" voting members, an increase of 112 since 2010, up by a third since the removal of most hereditaries in 1999.

That's approximately $4bn£2.5bnby) by 2016 – and potentially up to $6bn under ideal conditions – from a start of about $740m in 2009.

Database searches turned up 1981 potentially eligible publications, of which 312 were excluded as doublet report and 1652 were excluded based on title and abstract review.

RBS will pay the consortium a rate of interest varying between 8% and 14% a year, potentially up to £84m a year, on the bond.

Mr Callaghan's Labour government this week faced up to a potentially more damaging confrontation with the unions than Mr Heath's fatal brush with the miners in 1974.