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During the first five years of his reign, Henry was attacked by a formidable array of domestic and foreign enemies.

Now, come 2017, knock off another £200m or so by decriminalising fee evasion – as endorsed by a formidable array of backbenchers, David Cameron and Lord Grade – and what have you got?

"If the words in this book are his own, they have been dry-cleaned, pressed, starched and ironed by a formidable array of people, so much so that no one could possibly tell that George W Bush had written them".

That arrest evoked tremendous support, including a petition signed by a formidable array of American artists and intellectuals, including Woody Allen, Bob Dylan, Saul Bellow, Arthur Miller, and Susan Sontag.

Two titans, Texas Instruments and Qualcomm, dominate the cell phone market and are protected by a formidable array of patents.

A passenger in an aft window seat of a modern airliner can observe the remarkable way in which the wing quite literally transforms itself from a smooth, slim, streamlined surface into almost a half-circle of surfaces by the deployment of a formidable array of lift- and drag-inducing devices.

A world that is not governed by cost alone suits them, because they already possess a formidable array of skills, such as managing relations with customers, polishing brands, building up know-how and fostering innovation.The world is bumpyThe question is how to make these count.

By then, the opposition had coalesced -- and it included a formidable array of industry groups and other organizations.

The Britons were part of a formidable array of former intelligence and law enforcement operatives employed by NDS, including the one-time deputy head of the Israeli domestic intelligence service and a former US Army officer.

Barack Obama can take pride in having fought off a formidable array of deep-pocketed revanchists.

The pack grew heavier and the bergs more numerous, embattled in a formidable array.