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"It would be a hell of a party [if they were to do it]," Rodgers says.

It would be a hell of a risk, remaking a film whose every line is someone's favourite ever.

Whether a Greek exit from the Euro would look like that, though, is hard to answer and it would be a hell of a risk.

I think if we started making radical changes in the way wealth is distributed in this country, it would be a hell of a lot better.

"It wouldn't be a Grand Slam, of course, but I certainly agree that it would be a hell of an effort," Laver said of Nadal's attempt to win four in a row.

I suppose there are ICC Test Championship points for winning the Test, but it would be a hell of a statement from a side that is very close to being, at least unofficially, the world's best.

It'd be a hell of a thing even now, to see dozens of white buildings made to look like French pavilions, Roman Fora, Florentine towers.

The actual illuminating element and basic CPU would be extremely cheap and (they say) wouldn't add much to the price of the packaging, and it'd be a hell of a way to attract young eyeballs.

We all remember George W. Bush's quip that "if this were a dictatorship it'd be a hell of a lot easier, as long as I'm the dictator," but it appears that Sen. John McCain has similar aspirations.

She said: "I obviously don't want anyone to dig down; with all the builders, it would be a living hell.

As it turned out, there would be a hell of a lot more to say on YouTube.