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Second, with caps comes increased competition for places, the effect of which is to shut out those with lower entry qualifications.

The row over housing benefit caps comes as David Cameron and chancellor George Osborne indicated they were reviewing the way they would implement the withdrawal of child benefit for higher-rate taxpayers.

South Africa's Victor Matfield says setting the record for most Test caps comes second to the team performance against Wales on Saturday.

What we saw was what you expect when a side with 359 caps comes up against one with 759, and when the one with 759 has 264 more on the bench to their opponents' 78.

Support for caps comes from individuals who see the medical malpractice system as broken, largely based on anecdotal observations.

Ball caps came into vogue.

The hats, called Wrap Caps, come in suede, leather, cashmere, denim and tweed, $129 to $169 at www.wrap-cap.com.

That the Black Caps came so close was largely due to McCullum, who finished unbeaten on 60.

Consumer advocates and some business groups are concerned about what will happen when rate caps come off in the summer of 2003.

The first of 20 England caps came in 1957, when he scored twice in a 4-0 win over France.

Joe Hart should also make his first start in goal, after three caps coming from the bench, as Capello reflects the nation's call for change.