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And the openness, accountability and anti-inflation focus that targets can instil in emerging-economy governments are surely to be welcomed.
The only thing making me even a little reluctant to watch the movie are the waterworks that are surely to erupt afterwards.
The rich are surely to be welcomed as bringing financial stimulus to a service and cultural economy that need to remain not just sharp but world-beating.
A scribbler who warms to the task of writing about writing, Talese offers an introduction that brims with indirect, authorial advice, but the master classes are surely to be found in the masterworks of this compendium.
So far as climate change is concerned, economical cuts in greenhouse-gas emissions are surely to be welcomed, notwithstanding the continuing controversy over the urgency of tackling the problem (see article).Even so, if Mr Bush is to burnish his green credentials, he needs to do more to turn fine visions into practical actions.
Burnley are surely to be congratulated on managing the transition from top flight to Championship with no discernible trauma, either footballing or financial, keeping the nucleus of their squad together while making key improvements to their training‑ground facilities, and winning promotion at the first time of asking.
The first mistake is surely to condescend to fundamentalism.
But whatever one's views of euthanasia, openness is surely to be applauded.
The idea was surely to secure press headlines and YouTube viewings to impress voters in Buckingham.
Not to make a judgment is surely to fail to recognise the refuseniks' special courage.
