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The Xfm network managing director, Nick Davidson, said Mr Uytman's "knowledge, skills and programming ability" would be invaluable at the station.

However, Ince's impressive work in League Two, coupled with a force of personality that will be invaluable at a club without extensive resources and struggling to retain key players this summer, won the overwhelming backing of the Blackburn board.

The business secretary, Peter Mandelson, added: "The communications industries have huge significance for our economy during these challenging times, and Colette's knowledge and experience across business, regulation and Whitehall will be invaluable at Ofcom in helping deliver greater choice and innovation across the sector".

And that could be invaluable at this difficult time.

The 2003 US Open champion, Furyk is steady as they come and his huge experience will be invaluable at Gleneagles.

"Mark Foster has won this league before with Exeter and has a great deal of experience in the Premiership and the top end of the Championship which will be invaluable at this stage of our campaign," said Jersey director of rugby Ben Harvey.

For Fleming, "outside ears" have been invaluable at every point.

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"Gains of that scale are invaluable at a time like this," he said.

His wisdom and good judgement were invaluable at a defining moment in the Laboratory's history.

"Those guys are invaluable at this time of year — to have guys who have been through the wars".