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In times where savings have to be found, it would seem sensible not to spend a fortune on fairy lights.

If a way to eliminate the need for this conversion could be found it would both simplify things and speed them up.

But, if the courage and money can be found, it would be fascinating if Gormley's Godot tree could be the seed for further artistic incursions into theatre.

If by any chance such a government could be found it would be smashed within an hour by the indignation of the whole nation, which would rather accept death than the crippling of the homeland".

But unless the Parliament uses its tax-raising power (which Labour and the Tories have ruled out), this money will have to come from some other part of the Scottish Parliament's £15 billion budget.Even if the money could be found, it would not be a sensible way to spend it.

One problem is that if the nitrogen accidentally runs out, what was once a superconductor turns into an insulator, with potentially disastrous consequences for any electrical system.If a superconductor that worked at room temperature could be found, it would be tremendously exciting.

If Leonardo's painting were found, it would revolutionize Renaissance art, he said.

But many Palestinians here noted that even if traces of poison were found, it would be impossible for forensics experts to identify any culprits.

He said once a suitable rock was found it would be captured with the space equivalent of "a baggie with a drawstring.

If such markers are found, it would be possible to test people in other ethnic groups for those markers, perhaps extending use of the drug.

But since Mr Holder has pledged to stay on the job until a replacement is found, it would not give Republicans any immediate leverage in the justice department.