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Solar power is a logical choice for Fort Bliss, which extends from relentlessly sunny El Paso into New Mexico.

"These write-downs represent the real destruction of value from relentlessly overpaying for acquisitions, 'strategic' investments and contracts for content and talent," the book says.

In recent years, even as Egypt's overall economy has grown apace and more consumer goods have filled even lower-income households, the poor have won little relief from relentlessly rising food prices and sharper competition for secure jobs.

The whole point of coming to Founder Therapy, its organizers said, is to take a break from relentlessly polishing a public image — to be able to admit to moments of desperation.

And she was far from relentlessly partisan: she insisted, for example, that election officials should accept military ballots only if they were properly postmarked, an instruction that has caused huge grief to Republicans.So far by the admittedly oozy standards of Florida attempts to dig up the dirt on her have not produced much genuine muck.

From relentlessly grim fare such as zombie saga The Walking Dead and post-Rapture drama The Leftovers, to more knockabout stuff like ITV2's Cockroaches (think The Road, but with the added misery of having to spend the end of days with Jack Whitehall) and Fox's forthcoming Will Forte comedy The Last Man On Earth, you can scarcely move for charcoal-grey skies and burning piles of rubbish.

What, really, can we expect from this relentlessly soft-pedalled England team?

These good efforts – valiant efforts – have done nothing to stop ESPN's coverage from being relentlessly, gratingly parochial.

But the war, raging just half an hour's drive from here, relentlessly forces the Sarhans to remake their lives in this new home.

Aside from the relentlessly on-message party chairman, Hazel Blears, none of the candidates, including the new favourite, Alan Johnson, the education secretary, could be described as fervent Blairites.

The same basic engine, expanded to 16 cylinders, is destined for the $1 million Bugatti Veyron, another future product from the relentlessly upward-striving VW Group.