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Mr Kiriyenko may perhaps be allowed to keep the job precisely because he is too slight a figure to give offence.

So much we may perhaps be allowed to say, not in self-praise, for it may well be that performance has not kept pace with promise, but in justice to one who in life was content to ask for no public recognition, but who in death should not be denied his due.

There have been suggestions that the facility should be extended by additional guarantees and made more flexible, perhaps being allowed to buy bonds in the secondary market, recapitalize banks directly or set adjustable interest rates for borrowers.

After 40 years, perhaps she should be allowed to know him best.

Perhaps grandad will be allowed to get his own back in the next book.

Perhaps Alan Green should be allowed to referee a match with Martin Atkinson commentating.

For this contribution to scholarship, perhaps they should be allowed to consider "Tori and Dean" a tax deduction.

Perhaps I might be allowed to quote Ian Rankin's Inspector Rebus: "Doing what I do best: drinking and thinking".

And perhaps I might be allowed to dedicate this article, for what it's worth, to the memory of my colleague, the comedy producer Harry Thompson, who died earlier this month.

"Perhaps we might be allowed to conclude that we have been meeting some of our challenges, thus far, with outcomes that, while not perfect, are not too bad," Stevens said.

If Hungary could produce its own economical vehicles, then perhaps anyone might be allowed to buy one.The Uttoro, which was sponsored by the Ministry of Light Industry unknown to the Ministry of Heavy Industry was one of several remarkable microcars built by private inventors and engineers.