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Happy to abide by a contractual demand for secrecy, he will scarcely admit to sharing the screen with Yoda.

The Holland striker has never been fussy about the quality of his goals and it will scarcely matter that he benefited from two atrocious backpasses and a penalty before adding the final flourish in stoppage-time.

"A person to whose fate we are indifferent, or even hostile, will scarcely inspire us to follow his lead," he notes.

It will make little difference to the Ryder Cup situation, given that Montgomerie is assured of his place and will scarcely miss the £6,000 or so that he will now forfeit.

In effect, François Hollande, elected on a pledge to turn Europe away from austerity, is being told by Europe that he needs more austerity and fast.Many recommendations for structural reform and liberalisation will scarcely be more palatable to Mr Hollande.

Democracy will scarcely get a look in.

It will scarcely touch the sides.

They look so much alike, people will scarcely notice.

Yet excellent novels about the art of acting will scarcely fill a shelf.

This will scarcely persuade Italians that there is an alternative to the tarnished, ineffectual Mr Berlusconi.

Iraq, a member of OPEC, will scarcely grant such approval, delegates say.