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The "Tory toff" card, if played subtly rather than shrieked desperately by Labour, may damage Mr Cameron.

An appearance this month by Nick Hancock, who is no more than a fellow BBC host, was introduced rather desperately by Kielty as a "chat-show first".

This is a great opportunity for Gascoigne – but in fact Waddle lays it square to Beardsley, whose shot is blocked desperately by Matthäus.

In the decade since Wolf's accusation, many American universities have responded, rather desperately, by banning any kind of romantic relationship between professors and students.

Like many victims of the crush at the Leppings Lane end, Carl Hewitt, who died, at the age of 17, with his younger brother Nick, had bruises on his arm consistent with being gripped desperately by an unknown individual.

The previous campaigns for Levi's jeans from TBWA/Chiat/Day have generally been dismissed as lacking in appeal to consumers 18 to 24, the core audience being courted so desperately by Levi Strauss to return as customers.

To soften the blow, the President told her that he would authorize the sale of sixty more F-16s — planes desperately needed by Pakistan, whose Air Force was outmatched by India's.

We cannot allow the status quo — desperately protected by the gun lobby so that they can make more money by spreading fear and misinformation — to go on.

FOR some poor countries it has been a pact with the devil: by agreeing to rules imposed by rich countries they have been denied the cheap drugs so desperately needed by their people.

Its help is desperately needed by Bashar Assad in Syria.

He's desperately upset by the whole thing.