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But he has plainly failed to emasculate Mr Haider.

So he has plainly been exceedingly clever – or at least, that's how it looks from the outside.

Whatever the reason, he has plainly expressed sympathy for Ahmad in the past but is now prepared to criticise Khan for having done the same.

He has plainly admired the government of Russia, where so many journalists have been murdered in the recent years that they hold a national day of remembrance.

But then if Hamilton drove with the brilliance for which he has long proved himself capable he has plainly something to learn about creating the aura of a great racing champion.

So far he has failed to respond to the arrests of many Mahdi Army leaders in the past six months, suggesting he may have acquiesced in the Americans' effort to prune his movement of rogue commanders.At the same time, much of Mr Sadr's appeal is due to his success in tapping into the Shias' hostility to the American presence, so he has plainly been loth to let his militias be dismantled altogether.

In coming forward, Johnston may have done the right thing, but he had plainly made a bad career move.

Exactly how and when Lincoln devised his new approach remains unclear, though he had plainly been pondering it, as was his wont, for some time before July 17.

A scientist-turned-civil servant who was authorised to brief the media on technical issues, he had plainly strayed way beyond his brief.

He had plainly been coached by people who had learned the lesson of Robert Bork, a nominee who had had his very explicit philosophy, expressed in writings from which he vainly attempted to dissociate himself, tied to him like a block of concrete and had then been dumped into the Potomac.

It was to raise the level of the possible by the intelligent process of policy-making and decision-making to which he gave his personal stamp, and by the parallel process of intellectual and moral persuasion in which he had plainly not succeeded but which could have been the clinching gain of his hid for re-election.