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What is interesting about this object panel is perhaps that it found its place in a Buddhist shrine and therefore had its place in a religious context.

It's well established on Merseyside and elsewhere but these are the first records of its presence in Hampshire, a sign perhaps that it is expanding its range.

The difference in its case is perhaps that it stands in the middle of the road and feels the full force of the pressures.

The source of its fame is, perhaps, that it plays on human anxiety about being fooled by our own technology, of losing control of our creations (see "Our Fear of Artificial Intelligence").

Spotify, for example, confirmed last week (anticipating today's news, perhaps?) that it had 30 million paying users of its service, with 75 million overall.

So strong, perhaps, that it is impervious to reason.

A shame, perhaps, that it has to be outside Germany.

There is hope among advocates -- thin hope, perhaps -- that it might merit Olympic consideration.

Not sure what that last bit means, except, perhaps that it was not "heavy".

Perhaps that it does indeed possess the culture that it is derided for lacking?

Just as well, perhaps, that it was the stuff of fiction.