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Structural reforms are needed and would doubtless make the ECB's job easier.

Given China's opposition, it would be limited to Tibetans abroad, and would doubtless endorse the Dalai Lama's wishes.

This is rather a courtly formulation, and would doubtless trigger further eye-rolling if uttered in Brussels.

Hounded smokers are horrified by all this, and would doubtless take to the streets if, that is, they were not there already.

As for Dick-Read, he died half a century ago, and would doubtless be disappointed that so many women continue to experience severe pain in childbirth.

Mr Wiranto's chief rival, Akbar Tandjung, is from North Sumatra, and would doubtless have got most of the votes there.Miss Megawati's party, too, is disorganised and dejected after its drubbing in the parliamentary elections.

And there would doubtless be rivalry and tension.

Underlying "Pacem in Terris" was another conviction pertinent to the current drama: Peacemaking was a gestalt -- a total configuration of endeavors that encompassed disarmament, human rights, economic development, sensitivity to the dignity of weaker nations and, John XXIII would doubtless add today, environmental protection and the campaigns against terrorism and weapons of mass destruction.

The reasons offered were vague — Gaza should not be stripped of all Fatah followers, and more would doubtless follow if they were let in — and promises were given through Egypt that the men would not be harmed if they returned home.

The selecting the best male for a Haram of well chosen females also, which Theognis seems to recommend from the example of our sheep and asses, would doubtless improve the human, as it does the brute animal, and produce a race of veritable [aristocrats].

It was all achieved, Mr. Bloomberg and city officials said, contrary to the predictions of those both in and out of government that the bad old days of high crime and insecurity would doubtless return, especially with a soft economy becoming softer.