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Doubtless too many.

But Rod Bransgrove was not contactable - doubtless too busy checking South African flight times.

That is doubtless too radical for a country that has been in thrall to omnipotent leaders since the Aztecs.

Distressed and doubtless too embarrassed to watch her boss being beaten up, she had kept her eyes down during the attack.

There's not an awful lot of room for any ooh-ing and aah-ing here, admittedly, and that's just as it should be, because the woman who wears these clothes is doubtless too formidable for that.

But the defence minister says the government will not negotiate until the rebels lay down their arms, which they are doubtless too nervous to do.Indeed, many Ivorians have cause to be nervous.

Besides the obvious concern over immigration, those voters were doubtless motivated too by a deep alienation from the three establishment parties, which they deem interchangeable and identically distant.

Winning doubtless helps, too.

Doubtless filmgoers too will be at least temporarily diverted from any concerns they may harbour about such trifles.

York, already blessed by cultural heritage with its Roman and Viking past and its gothic minster, would doubtless benefit, too.

"I think that something is going on behind the scenes, and that doubtless here too I have enemies," he wrote from Paris, in 1778.