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Although the glitches are unlikely to have changed the overall result of the mayoral race – Boris Johnson won by almost 140,000 votes after second choices were taken into consideration – today's report lists a string of potentially serious problems with the counting procedures used in the mayoral and London Assembly elections.

This one features a string of aftershocks, potentially as high as M6.9, over the next 30 days and throughout the affected areas, although they should diminish in frequency over time as has happened in Christchurch.

Even so, he could do with signing the two new strikers, right-winger and left-back on his shopping list while offloading a string of fringe and/or unsettled and potentially dissenting players as soon as possible.

Now Mrs. Merkel must sell Germans on the idea of potentially paying for a string of European bailouts — one reason that she insists that any aid come with strict conditions.

The Senate approval of the ban on "partial birth" abortion is worrisome because it is potentially one action in a string of many that will threaten a woman's reproductive autonomy.

Several experts said the ruling, the latest in a string of industry victories in cases involving light cigarettes, relieved the tobacco industry of potentially billions in damages and could also deter other similar class-action lawsuits around the country.

Top Gear Live has a string of international events lined up this year, with the next under threat potentially Sydney in April and Johannesburg in June.

Top Gear Live has a string of international events lined up this year, with the next under threat potentially Sydney and Johannesburg in June.

THE revelation that the diabetes drug Avandia can potentially cause heart disease is the latest in a string of pharmaceutical disappointments.

He's broken limbs, nearly lost fingers and contracted a potentially deadly bone-marrow infection, as well as performing a string of excellent comedy shows retelling his exploits.

Mr. Murtha has long held sway over billions of dollars in military spending, but Democrats are concerned that a string of federal investigations of contractors or lobbyists close to Mr. Murtha could be potentially embarrassing.