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Perhaps, though, the most worrying piece of new evidence about the state of the economy from the Office for National Statistics was the drop in business investment, which was down both over the quarter and over the year.

Perhaps, though, the most appropriate line for the England team from the version of the Prayer of Saint Francis preferred by Margaret Thatcher, which has been used in documentaries about Headingley as an ironic soundtrack to images of the 1981 riots in Brixton, Handsworth, Chapeltown and Toxteth that preceded the Test, was not about discord and harmony.

Perhaps, though, the most obvious sign of Britain's renewed love affair with the rural is the rise of "the new nature writing" – which, in the words of its great exponent Robert Macfarlane, is "distinguished by its mix of memoir and lyricism, and specialises in delicacy of thought and precision of observation".

Of all his videos, though, perhaps the most "directed" is this gory, blood-soaked video for HEALTH's "We Are Water".

Though, perhaps the most game-changing production upgrade was the installation of two bridges that turned what had been a strenuous expedition through the ditches into a casual stroll during which hi-fives from crossing travelers were mandatory.

Unsurprisingly, though, perhaps the most off-the-wall conspiracy theory the internet had to offer came from the political editor of The Sun, who tweeted: "If @guardian journalists know so much about a Lobby Freemasons' lodge, perhaps they have a confession to make.

The scale of it could have seemed implausible — an understandable human response, perhaps, though not the most useful one for law enforcement.

It is all happening, though, at perhaps the most tense point of the season, with one game remaining and the season at stake.

Though perhaps the most striking one, Whitby is not the only public restaurant serving Westchester golfers.

He muttered some great lines, though, perhaps the most memorable being, "There's two kinds of coaches: them that's fired and them that's gonna be fired".

Though perhaps the most depressing cases – which even Airbnb is opposed to – is when landlords evict long standing tenants in order to rent rooms out on the site.