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Tuesday's game does not carry the same importance, but the appointment with the trophy holders (sans Lionel Messi) still affords a huge opportunity for the ambitious Schmidt to prove to his critics, and to his players, that they can hold their own against one of the best teams in Europe.

A barrister could never afford a huge house that close to Hampstead Heath, could they?

Christof Koch, at the Allen Institute, likens Deisseroth to Galileo, whose early improvements of the telescope afforded a huge advance in our understanding of the cosmos.

We could not afford a huge PR blast or marketing spree around the new platform so there was no immediate spike in interest.

If you cannot afford a huge cage, you are not ready for this bird.

"We can afford such a huge number of neurons.

However, Ugandans say the country is too poor to afford such a huge cost.

But there was always a perennial question about the show: How did Monica afford such a huge apartment?

"It shows just how out of touch George Osborne is that, in this week's Budget, he said he could afford to give a huge tax cut to people earning over £150,000, but couldn't afford to cut fuel duty for middle and low-income families feeling the squeeze," said Labour's Treasury spokesperson Cathy Jamieson.

The ease and anonymity new technology afforded him were a huge attraction.

"Because 13P does not have to worry about longevity, and because the plays are all so different, they can afford to have a huge disaster.