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As described in his Dialogue Concerning the two Chief World Systems, his method was to hang a thin rope in his line of sight to the star and measure the maximum distance from which it would wholly obscure the star.

Yet surely it is the job of the police to protect all victims of illegal hacking, and it would be wholly wrong to allow any consideration about the power of News International to prevent the full force of the law being brought to bear.

"It would be wholly beneficial for her, of course, and above all for democracy".

She was very, very wary that it would be wholly based on Debbie's book.

Yet it would be wholly inaccurate to suggest Merion's danger lies in its length.

It would be wholly ignored on a divorce without a prenup".

If the BBC is resigned to losing that Open, it would be wholly unfortunate.

"It would be wholly wrong, however, to draw lessons from those unfortunate episodes for regulation of the press".

Indeed it would be wholly irresponsible to spend public money on treatments that have no evidence to support their claims.

Christine Blower, acting general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "It would be wholly wrong to include creationism in the science curriculum.

But it would be wholly wrong to imagine two glorious weeks of Paralympic sport could ever have solved the nation's sizeable problems with regard to disability.