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And admittedly, well over 97% of that audience remains sceptical.

And playing the final in December is just asking for trouble (although hurricanes are admittedly well beyond MLS' control).

They were, admittedly, well known among friends for their anti-British and anti-imperialist sentiments; each, separately, while drunk, had confessed to working for the Soviets.

The team of Ferenc Puskas, Sandor Kocsis, Jozsef Bozsik and Nandor Hidegkuti steamrollered Sepp Herberger's West Germans, who were admittedly well under full strength, but nevertheless it just seemed yet another signifier of their greatness; in Switzerland that summer Hungary also thrashed Korea 9-0 and beat both reigning champions Uruguay and 1950 runners-up Brazil by the same 4-2 scoreline.

Mom-and-pop near-the-beach motels — some admittedly well past their prime — predominate here, but if you're seeking something a little splashier, consider staying at the 229-room boutique-style Hollywood Beach Marriott (2501 North Ocean Drive; 954-924-2202; www.marriotwo years agot two yeats ago at a cost of $30 million, on the city's quieter northern end.

That said, in my testing the game was surprisingly fun (even though I am admittedly well outside the target audience), and could easily be a hit with kids.

Yet Sunny Hundal and his admittedly well-meaning and largely thoughtful manifesto ignores the lesson of Bogof; Sunny, religion is not race.

Can this admittedly well-realised environment provide the diversity of enemies and experiences that a long-running online RPG will need?

Bar her, admittedly well-cast, turn in Sam Raimi's otherwise disappointing Oz the Great and Powerful, Michelle Williams picks her work wisely, choosing to showcase her talents in smaller projects – a strategy that's led to three Oscar nominations.

Photo: Dave Hogan/Getty Readers from south of Dumfries may be hard-pressed to give a damn about this, but it was severely disheartening for any Scots with a sense of pride in their pop-cultural history to see the Proclaimers prostrating themselves before the admittedly well-meaning charity dollar alongside Matt Lucas and Peter Kay recently.

In the debate following the latter report [133], critics objected that this view was based on admittedly well-conducted studies but these used inadequate doses.