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Only a handful of advanced economies Germany, Denmark, Norway most notably—have acted thus.

President Bush's unexpected but welcome mention of steroids comes at a time when sports in general, and track and field most notably, have been devastated by disclosures of positive drug tests by some of the highest-profile athletes.

Some of them have tried to cover two bases and fuse the synthetic with the soulful (Sam Sparro, for example), and one or two, David Jordan most notably, have had a degree of success but not quite caught on with the public.

Search engines, Google most notably, have had difficult ethical decisions with China's political restrictions on information.

The fact is they still haven't announced their proposed Yahoo board slate, are still radio silent with those board members, and, most notably, haven't pulled their offer.

Religious leaders, Pope Francis most notably, have made climate change a new priority, portraying it as a matter of social justice that has disproportionately affected poor nations, even though it is the developed world that has contributed most to the problem.

The elusive Godot himself, most notably, has been the object of intense, and occasionally deranged, speculation.

Mr McCain, most notably, has suggested suspending America's relatively paltry tax on fuel to make life easier for motorists.

This supposed guardian of patient safety has lurched from disaster to disaster over recent years – most notably having to withdraw a failed and laughable part of its inspection programme that judged GP practices before its inspectors had even arrived.

DST has holding in lots of companies in the social web space, most notably having backed Facebook, Groupon and Zynga.

"Our aim on the third day will be to help Pirelli understand the latest changes to their tyres at the same venue where they most notably had issues this season.