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In Colombia's dilemmas, echoes of Northern Ireland and other peace processes in Guatemala and elsewhere may clearly be heard.

The foreign planes in the skies may clearly be for the purposes of surveillance, but they come in the midst of a sustained spurt of direct American intervention in Yemen that's seen five drone strikes in less than two weeks.

"We're finding what may clearly be securities fraud," Representative Billy Tauzin, Republican of Louisiana and chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said on NBC's "Meet the Press".

However, bilateral lesions may clearly be unstable.

The assumption of constant growth rates for 100 years into the future may clearly be questioned.

For some highly plastic soils, permeability increases during cyclic drying and wetting are not significant, even though cracking may clearly be noticed in the soil.

A formally identical theoretical difficulty plagues our understanding of the origin of sexual reproduction, even though this process may now clearly be evolutionarily advantageous".

"But what may have clearly been inappropriate, may indeed not rise to the level of being illegal".

Any such prospect, distant though it may seem, would clearly be set back by Western military action.

According to the government, weapons found after the fighting at Donetsk airport on 26 May had clearly been brought in from Russia.

"If 2003 is as strong as we expect it may be, we clearly are going to have to continue our capital-raising exercise in order to ensure that our shareholders get the full benefit of that growth".