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The testator's signatures to the will are apparently in a shaky hand.

ITV bosses are apparently in a state of panic as Smith, who plays Dowager Countess of Grantham, arguably one of the biggest draws of Downton Abbey, has not signed a new contract.

Although the Navy has said that it has already spotted and identified two of the bodies, and has a "good idea" where the other 10 are, apparently in a messhall or engineering space that was crushed when a deck head collapsed, the recovery operation has been forced to proceed with painstaking care.

The company is apparently in a period of expansion, with clinics planned in Edinburgh, Manchester, Dublin and, relevantly for this sponsorship, Liverpool.

In terms of cash at the bank and bright ideas, the art world is apparently in a worse state than Hastings.

Rose had just told Dorf that Richards wasn't coming; he was apparently in a Manhattan studio, recording, and was running late.

Prime Minister Sharon, perhaps buoyed by this feeling of success in the media war, was apparently in a candid mood when being interviewed last weekend in the Israeli papers.

The police said they were apparently in a rush to flee with jewelry and electronic equipment they had just stolen from a nearby apartment.

The breeding population was small but remained fairly stable during 20 years, suggesting that it was apparently in a good shape.

Besides having a great name, the service is apparently in a very hot space right now: location-based services.

The feature is apparently in a limited rollout right now, so don't be surprised if you don't have access to it.