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There are perhaps few industries that have more to gain from the Internet revolution than medicine.

There are perhaps few sentences that stand out as individual gems.

"There are perhaps few more despicable crimes than to force 15- and 16-year-old children into prostitution," Mr. Hynes said.

In this shrinking world, there are, perhaps, few tourist experiences that remain exclusive to these islands, but much that is still characteristic of them.

Under the category "Summer Rentals That Have Gone Terribly Wrong," there are perhaps few parallels to the experience of Charles Henry Warren, a Manhattan banker who, in 1906, took a house in Oyster Bay on Long Island's North Shore.

There are perhaps few people beyond the confines of a university senior management team who would find it easy to justify the yawning pay gap that is emerging between themselves and the vast majority of staff – academics or otherwise.

It should be noted that there's a similar trend to merge in agenting, and there are perhaps fewer independent entrepreneurial start-ups now than in the past.

The result is a database with about 75,000 separate records, even though there are perhaps fewer than 30,000 individual victims, including those who lost jobs.

The country's half-dozen medical colleges have not produced physicians who are women in perhaps a decade, she said, adding that there are perhaps fewer than 100 in Afghanistan, a country of 27 million.

There are perhaps fewer dramatic vocal splashes than in her early days, and more nuanced brushstrokes, but that is no bad thing, and the magnificent Side Effects finds Carey at the height of her powers.

"I think the public could have become a bit blase about music on TV now," says Ian Neil of Sony, "so those breakthrough opportunities are perhaps fewer and further between than in the past.