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The spokesman added that if any film were to exist it should immediately be handed to investigators.

Scientists have discovered a new species of dolphin in the Amazon River system for the first time in almost 100 years – and say it should immediately be given endangered status.

In an open letter, they said leaving the UK without unfettered access to the single market would cause such grievous damage that it should immediately be ruled out as an option.

But this also means that the responsibility for not making content available is within the author's control – and just because you have written something does not mean it should immediately be shared.

It should immediately be obvious that the granular morphologies seen there are indistinguishable from those observed for calcium granules found throughout nature as well as the serum granulations reported here.

However, as the forest act also demands that the characteristics of these habitats may not be altered, it should immediately be obvious that a buffer is needed.

Scribe builds a smart inbound sales form for company websites that uses data it receives and external data sources to instantly determine if it's a "hot lead" that should immediately be routed to the right sales rep, or if its a "cold lead" that should be put on the back burner.

It recommends that illegal exclusions, once discovered, should immediately be reported to Ofsted.

Such defects should immediately be reconstructed by classic grafts.

There are three key components to the classic dad joke: First, and most importantly, it must be in no way funny (ideally, there should be a particularly unfunny pun in there as well) Second, it should immediately – IMMEDIATELY – be followed by a self-congratulatory chuckle ('chuckle' is, in itself, a very daddish word) Third, and most crucially, it should be repeated ad nauseum.

But "depression is very common in life", Droog says, "and it should not immediately be a reason to stop anyone flying, especially if treated well and if recovered [from] well".