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"Of course, at my age I'd love to appear in another Nations Cup but it all depends on the set-up, if it's not organised then it will only just be a dream".

At that rate, mainstream orchestras will only just be getting Stockhausen and Xenakis by about 2050.

But if, as looks increasingly likely, she does take over some time this summer, Miss Megawati's troubles will only just be beginning.

So while the Treasury thinks that Mr Brown is on course for a surplus of between 1/2% and 1% of GDP in the next few years, the IFS thinks that the golden rule will only just be met.

So far, there is little sign that the Russian state is up to it.Even if a deal is struck on these and other issues some time next year, and Russia formally joins the World Trade Organisation in 2004, the real battles will only just be starting.

"We will only just be in in the Financial Fair Play rules this year.

It is only just been introduced and we will be looking at it very soon.

He added: "We hope that any delay that may occur from this - hopefully there won't be one - will only be short-lived and it will just be a blip and we can get on with things".

The financial markets currently think that 10-year bond yields - how much it costs the government to borrow for 10 year- will still only be just over 2% in 2027.

"I just thought: 'It'll only be one weekend, everything will be fine.'" He was not instantly concerned when he came back to find the flat empty, but started to panic when he called Yeates's mobile and heard it ringing in her coat pocket.

If it achieves its goals, not only will Caballero be just one of countless American manufacturers producing environmentally-conscious items and providing jobs around the country, but the incubator could find itself leading the United States into the green industrial revolution.