That is completely blown apart by Alistair Darling's admission, under pressure, that Labour's own budget numbers imply deep cuts.
The only overarching narrative features Mitchell and Webb's co-stars James Bachman and Abigail Burdess who, in a series of interludes, imply deep frustration with their supporting status.
The IFS also stressed that Osborne's plans still imply deep cuts to Whitehall departments, outside the protected areas of health, schools, overseas aid – and now defence, on which the chancellor promised to spend more.
The three men will meet once again on August 9th for an annual North American summit, this time in Guadalajara in Mexico.But familiarity does not necessarily imply deep friendship.
Don's furrow, meanwhile, often seems to imply deep, unpleasant thoughts (about, say, the futility of existence) while also being a signal that Don is in his zone, the place from where he draws his profound insights about people and their desires.
"All this would imply deep recession, a dramatic decline in income levels, an exponential rise in unemployment and a collapse of all that the Greek economy has achieved over the years of its EU, and especially its euro area, membership," it said.
This is not to say that understanding the standard algorithm does not demand conceptual understanding of the division operation, for it does, or that the standard algorithm is not a worthwhile strategy, for it is, but merely using it does not necessarily imply deep understanding of division.
Prejudice does not necessarily mean supporting segregation or racial subjugation, but can imply deep social feelings.
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