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The image of the West among the people of Syria, and Muslim populations more broadly, will be greatly improved if people see foreign aid supporting their daily lives.

The money for multimillion-pound bonuses at the state-owned Royal Bank of Scotland, and the bank bailouts more broadly, will come from cutting many services.

But assuming Google intends to operate the business it is purchasing – and also assuming, as seems probable, regulatory approval of the deal – the landscape for Google, and the technology industry more broadly, will change.

"We would say that the responsibility is really with the clubs and the football authority more widely to send a very strong message that rape and sexual violence – and violence against women and girls more broadly – will not be tolerated within football".

As Americans grapple with what could be the worst economic downturn since the 1930s, many are asking whether major league baseball, and professional sports more broadly, will prove impervious to the grim realities of the economic cycle, or will suffer as teams did then.

If it were to bring Evans back into the team, Russell argues, Sheffield United would be failing "to send a very strong message that rape and sexual violence – and violence against women and girls more broadly – will not be tolerated within football".

Advocates say that making the pill more broadly available will prevent unwanted pregnancies while opponents say it will encourage promiscuity and risky sex.

Unless wealth is spread more broadly, we will be unable to build a sustainable recovery, as consumer spending will continue to flat-line".

More broadly, PARITY will establish a successful network of collaboration from which further high-quality trials in Orthopaedic Oncology will follow.

With the law on the books, the question now is how broadly it will be applied.

But it is not clear how broadly leniency will be applied.