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If only much of what we know about Mr Feith was also wrong, the Pentagon might not bear so much of the blame for Iraq's troubles.

One scene shows naked women playing in a pool, while Hefner intones that the men were "watching them as if at SeaWorld, only much, much better".

In one scene, naked bunnies cavort in the pool with "men watching them as if at Sea World, only much, much better".

If your avatar is you, only much younger, then you must not seriously think you're ever really going to get anywhere with your Tweet-rassments.

The public sector cannot do it alone, if only because much of the know-how resides with corporate patents and scientists and because much of the financial resources reside in private philanthropy.

If only so much effort had been given to finding and rescuing Jim and the other hostages who were subsequently murdered by Isis, they might be alive today".

The stakes for conservatives this year could be greater than in 1980, Mr. Dolan said, if only because much of the case against President Jimmy Carter back then was about competence, whereas with Mr. Obama the case is about fundamental philosophy.

Following news of the airstrike against Emwazi, Diane and John Foley, parents of James Foley, one of Pete's fellow hostages who was also forced to take part in one of Emwazi's videos before being killed, said this in a statement: "If only so much effort had been given to rescuing Jim and the other hostages who were subsequently murdered by Isis, they might be alive today".

Yet Ms. Gasa, who is writing a book about South African history, said Mr. Zuma was likely to retain broad support in parts of South African society, if only because much of the population remains deeply patriarchal, whatever the Constitution and laws state.

If only those much-talked-about reserves would enter, we would feel rejuvenated.

Adolescents need their parents much more now, if only for that much needed familiar ground they will fall back on - while they intensify their quest for identity.