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Those familiar with Patten's thinking are saying he does not want to strip out the secondary job title – his BBC Trust has already looked at that – but perhaps move the BBC closer to the model used at ITV, where there is a chief executive, former Royal Mail Group boss Adam Crozier, and a senior editorial figure, director of television, Peter Fincham.

So the really pressing question — roundly ignored by web consumers going about their daily Googling but perhaps moving into clearer focus, here and now, as commercial thirst to accelerate AI advancements is encouraging public sector bodies to over-hastily ink wide-ranging data-sharing arrangements — is what is the true cost of free?

Soon Rihanna might stop wearing them and Miley Cyrus will perhaps move on to another brand, but Dr Martens will remain timeless.

He does not foresee moving his family to Williston, but he hopes to work two more years in the field and then, perhaps, move into an administrative role, helping to train new employees for Sanjel somewhere else — Texas, perhaps.

You adjust and perhaps move to a related field, continuing to learn more about yourself, but always expanding off your skill base.

Or perhaps move in a robotic fashion.

But if Kiprusoff stumbles, the 40-year-old Joseph will be ready to step in and, perhaps, move up the list.

Officials discussed whether they should cancel the event entirely, or perhaps move it to a different night.

Stock markets will at least stabilize in 2009, and perhaps move up sharply, well before corporate earnings improve.

Spanos is now loudly threatening to pull the Chargers out of San Diego and perhaps move the team to shudder!

This kind of discomfort has driven change and in turn will, perhaps, move Cortright further along on her own path.