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The Republican core includes the sort of cultural conservatives you find all over the south.

And that includes the sort of programmes that don't have global commercial appeal as well as those that do.

Indeed, its advisory panel includes the sort of society doyennes, art dealers, lawyers and industrialists that any major museum would be proud of.

(Portfolio investment as opposed to foreign direct investment is generally fast and easy to liquidate, and so includes the sort of "hot money" that travels fast and upsettingly).

The White House has not specified whether "very severe" includes the sort of punitive economic and financial sanctions recently imposed on Iran, but if it does the Saudis say they will retaliate by weaponising oil.

Little more than a week ago, Lord's was preparing to welcome Larry Godfrey, a British archer who is generally described as the Kevin Pietersen of his Olympic sport for a flamboyant style that even includes the sort of skunk mohican Pietersen sported in the 2005 Ashes series, and more recently on the avatar of the spoof KP Genius Twitter account.

"We will repudiate any party which stands for stuff that is outside the mainstream, and that includes the sorts of racism or Islamophobia that some parties, including One Nation, have been out there talking about," he said.

But it appears Republicans are willing to blow up our entire economy and endanger our collective future rather than negotiate in good faith a set of incremental tax increases on millionaires and billionaires as part of a deal that mostly includes the sorts of spending cuts they favor.

Michael Palin's stunned double takes were the focus of several productions, including the sort-of sex comedy "The Missionary" in 1983 and the wide-awake and daft 1984 film "A Private Function".

Mr. Alberts estimated that half the attendees each year were out-of-towners, including the sort of high-net-worth individuals who often arrived on private jets.

The information will be highly edited and is unlikely to include the sort of ­correspondence which terminated Ussher's ministerial career last night.