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Mr Gore kept a dignified silence.

But he needs a position from which to build his campaign.Mr Papademos kept a dignified distance from the chaotic politicking of the last week.

These people have no interest in an ill-lit snap of them with a star six feet away (Jolie kept a dignified distance).

"I kept a dignified silence and waited," Coyle said yesterday, "as much as I was getting panned on websites and what have you, because I wanted to make sure Burnley football club got their compensation.

Even during a sustained blitz of press releases promoting hideous wedding-themed tat (our personal favourite? The "scent of a royal wedding" candle. Presumably the mingled nausea-inducing odours of hysterical tabloid columnists, with base notes of paparazzi sweat), we kept a dignified silence.

Shepherd is seeking this despite Robson having thus far kept a dignified silence even though maligned by the chairman, who opined that Newcastle would have been relegated this season under Robson and that Shearer would not have re-signed for another year had Sir Bobby still been in place.

"There was no facility in my contract about gardening leave but I kept a dignified silence and waited, as much as I was getting panned on websites and what have you, because I wanted to make sure Burnley Football Club got their compensation.

We've kept a dignified silence on it, as we were requested.

Love the lads!" When Hodgson was reported to have told fellow passengers on the Tube that Ferdinand's England career was over last October, Ferdinand kept a dignified silence.

I kept a dignified distance.

Ridsdale last night made a weak attempt at countering McKenzie's claims, declaring them "sensationalised and in some cases inaccurate" while enigmatically vowing to "keep a dignified silence" over the issue.