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Even Rich Armitage, George W Bush's former deputy secretary of state, could be despatched to rally alliance supporters with the argument that, as with the neo-con adventurism under Bush and Dick Cheney, the dark days will soon pass.

The team hopes the laser could be built into a remote-controlled robotic device which could be despatched into a mine field, looking for vapour clouds.

She could have been given the right medication – meaning the sample could have waited a day or two to be despatched – and received a quicker referral to a specialist.

Efficient electrical transmission meant in turn that electricity could be generated at centralised power stations, where it benefited from economies of scale, and then be despatched relatively long distances to where it was needed.

Edward Twiddy is one of the latest reformers to be despatched from London.

A further 475 US trainers and advisers will be despatched to Iraq.

Like the 2016 satellite, the 2018 rover will be despatched to Mars on a Proton.

A British general has said that 5,000 British troops could be swiftly despatched to Darfur, if the order were given.

Whiting said: "On this occasion, the way in which the marshals reacted, the fact the safety and medical cars arrived at the scene in very quick time, that the extraction vehicle and ambulance were despatched correctly, nothing could have been done better.

A fellow Liberal MP, Peter Bessell, was despatched to get back what letters he could from Mr Scott and to pay him for his silence.

Teams were despatched to try to locate the demonstrator so that its data recorder could be recovered.