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It does bring into question whether the guys at the top are putting that business on autopilot while they go after new ventures.

Mr Davies added: "While this provides reassurance, it does bring into question why this did not form part of the extensive 18-month policy debate and evidence gathering sessions on the measure that have been undertaken within the assembly on which the WLGA were asked to give evidence.

The ban has been temporarily lifted for today in light of today's events, but it does bring into question whether the ban should exist at all considering all blood is screened anyway.

While individuals entering a statin trial for cardiovascular disease or the Women's Health Initiative may not have osteoporosis or risk factors for osteoporosis, it does bring into question whether statins have a bone effect that we can measure clinically.

"The fact that they're going in at intermediate level rather than advanced or higher does bring into question what skills they're actually qualifying in the apprenticeship," she said.

As much as we wish Amanda the very best in her future endeavors, her failure to move from online celebrity to mainstream media company successfully does bring into question the ability of online stars to go mainstream.

Such setbacks do bring into question exactly how many miles Figge did swim during her crossing.

"It does bring our trade into disrepute," Leigh added.

But writing this column did bring into focus burning questions about the long-term implications of the instability in the Middle East and North Africa.

This does not mean that the US cannot assist in the process of securing justice for Iraq, but does bring it into question.

And it really does bring magic into this fairy tale.