Cardiff will have done their homework on Northampton -- and Lawes admitted to being aware that his mounting profile means opponents are varying their game against him.
The mounting profile of the campaign received another timely boost during the 20th anniversary of Comic Relief in March, when Curtis and his partner, who cofounded the charity, shrewdly chose to use the celebrations to spread the word among the assembled glitterati that something even bigger was afoot.
We are a mixed economy; we seek support from the business sector; we mount high-profile fundraising events such as the charity auction hosted by our ambassador Kate Winslet or the standup comedy show in the West End featuring Stewart Lee.
The commander, Sangeen Zadran, was a leading figure in the Haqqani network, a pro-Taliban group that uses Pakistan to mount high-profile attacks against Western and Afghan targets inside Afghanistan.
The raid was the latest in a series of attacks that have underlined the city's vulnerability and the ability of militants to mount high-profile operations aimed at undermining confidence in the Western-backed government.
Judging from the dazzling two-hour spectacle the multi-hyphenate entertainer has produced for her debut Vegas residency, Lopez's proclamation felt more like a warning to the other pop divas that have mounted high-profile shows on the Strip.
Normally, its diplomats try to maintain as low a profile as possible, conducting business through discreet lunches and dinners rather than mounting such high-profile lobbying exercises.
In recent days, the family of Lord Janner have been mounting a high-profile campaign to protest his innocence.
The dispute put him in the same situation as Prince, who was also mounting a high-profile campaign against his label at the time.
Republican supporters have been extremely wary of mounting a high-profile campaign to promote it, lest they give Democratic-leaning New York City voters more reason to turn out in larger numbers at the polls.
Yet the risk taken by the UAE in mounting a high-profile challenge over such an important business tool, despite its ambition to become a global financial hub and its pretensions to being a relatively open society, hints that more may be at stake.Last year Etisalat, a mobile-phone firm controlled by the UAE's government, sent an offer of a "software upgrade" to its BlackBerry users.
