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Mateschitz, he notes, is fiercely loyal to his staff, a quality that Webber clearly admires and doubtless brings to his relationship with Porsche, where the focus is on looking forward rather than back.

Every game doubtless brings its pressures, but the psychological stress brought to bear on Manning -- it was the Super Bowl after all, and likely his last -- could easily have overwhelmed his working memory, and crowded out much of the available space to process plays and adapt to the Seahawk defense.

This week's Radio Festival will doubtless bring plenty of chatter about analogue radio's migration to DAB by 2015.

She will doubtless bring over some portion of the right-wing audience that NBC must be hoping for.

If Hamdan is convicted, his lawyers will doubtless bring a fresh challenge to the tribunal system in federal court.

The fame of the French actress Juliette Binoche, who stars with the British choreographer Akram Khan in "In-I," will doubtless bring many nondance aficionados into the theater.

Still, Reidy said, a drive to test more or toughen penalties for positive tests will doubtless bring up privacy issues for many employees.

An Obama presidency would doubtless bring more sabre-rattling than Mr McCain on everything from China's currency to the need for environmental and labour standards, and Mr Obama may face troubles of his own from Congress.

Rev George Pitcher St Bride's Church, Fleet Street, London  Polly Toynbee's excellent, balanced, lucid and intelligent article will doubtless bring the religio-fascists screeching out of their holes in pious, pompous indignation.

Some might even see significance in his death, at 75, on July 4th, which will doubtless bring up his support for the attack on the American marine barracks in Beirut.

Increased security has doubtless brought more problems, but that does not deflect another major gripe among travellers, which is that BAA fills terminals with shops rather than leaving space to allow people through more quickly.