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Under any conditions short of a full-blown United Nations mandate, the Iraq war would have been controversial, but it has been infinitely more so because it is seen by so many people in Britain, not least affronted Labour MPs, as Bush's war.Collateral damageThe war was always destined to play strongly in this presidential election.

Furthermore, away from the perpetual soundtrack of gossip and other people's calls, I've been infinitely more productive.

Despite being suspended (and at least temporarily reinstated) from twitter dot com, the fallout from the joke has been infinitely amusing and, again, it's just the Internet we're talking about.

Service by Verizon, the other major component of what is essentially an oligopoly, has been infinitely better it works but its response too has been less than reassuring in a crisis, providing little information about obvious problems.

In another, she has been infinitely preserved.

The triangular combination has been infinitely more effective.

Nature itself has been infinitely pliable, to be used and shaped to any purpose "humanity" proposes.

Should the New York Philharmonic be more highly-ranked than the San Francisco Symphony when Michael Tilson Thomas's reign in San Francisco has been infinitely more interesting than Lorin Maazel's at Lincoln Centre?

The last decade, including the last year, has been infinitely better than many before; we are today a more prosperous, a more tolerant, a physically healthier society than even 20 years ago.

A series of unfortunate events Since John Yorke departed as EastEnders' executive producer in 2002, the drama behind-the-scenes at the soap has been infinitely more compelling than that in front of them.

The incubator model, which has been infinitely tweaked, can work.