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Global Insight economist Howard Archer called the Bank of England's cut a "bold step" that was "fully justified, given that the already very weak economy has clearly suffered a serious relapse recently, and is now in grave danger of suffering a prolonged, deep recession".

Israel has clearly suffered a shock in Lebanon.

"The U.S. brand name has clearly suffered from this crisis, and the rest of the world is no longer willing to sit quietly and be lectured by the United States on how they should conduct economic policy," Mr. Rogoff said.

Adèle has clearly suffered visions of her dead beau in the past, but believed her problems were behind her, until a non-hallucination Simon comes bashing at her front door.

"The operation has clearly suffered actual and image setbacks that are inconsistent with the lofty vision we set at the outset and the kind of product our citizens deserve," said Wayne K. Curry, who, as county executive from 1994 to 2002, led the effort to build the Boulevard.

In the pair's movements the game has all the masterly animation of a Studio Ghibli film, but The Last Guardian's true power comes from the way in which a story of trust, companionship and restoration (Trico, as the creature is called, has clearly suffered much abuse at the hands of his captors) is told not through cinematic scenes, but through the game's tactile interactions.

The takeaway, then: When suffering has become your identity, you have clearly suffered long enough.

Many of those interviewed have clearly suffered various degrees of trauma.

The British have clearly suffered a failure to articulate and act upon a coherent and relevant national program.

Some Venezuelans have clearly suffered since President Rafael Caldera and his government belatedly embraced pro-business reforms in 1996.

Adel Iskandar, a communications expert at Georgetown University, Washington DC, said AJE had clearly suffered because of the network's Arabic channels.