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This trend may be born of the streets, or perhaps (though unlikely) it was inspired by Hollywood.

Or perhaps it was born of hubris.

Perhaps it was born of euphoria as Australian wickets continued to fall in the third Test but both Big Orange and Trip To Paris, who was the best horse at the weights under his 4lb penalty for winning the Gold Cup at Ascot, are being aimed directly towards Melbourne after a race with a finish worthy of Saturday's Stewards' Cup.

Michael Hofmann is arguably the best UK poet of his generation but his name hasn't been mentioned by any journalist, perhaps because he was born of German parents in Germany, or perhaps because he is a very quiet person.

Perhaps the gentle approach was born of a recognition that this was Grant's first competitive game in charge, or perhaps it was simply that the poor performance wasn't unexpected.

She felt that Stewart's views were born of impatience, and perhaps colored by his disappointments in Iraq.

Perhaps they hope I'll perish, but my people are born of heat.

The proposals are born of self-interest, dogma, self-interest masked as dogma, or perhaps political reality, but certainly not experience.

Perhaps the derision is born out of envy of his success or maybe it's that he appeals to the "wrong" kind of music fan.

Perhaps the hatred is born out of a resentment of western success and Muslim failure.

Perhaps Barack Obama was born in Kenya; perhaps he was not the Christian he claimed to be but a secret Muslim.