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In other words, there is plenty to keep a horde of lawyers busy for years.

Barry Root's bright and colorful illustrations of urban scenes provide plenty to keep a child interested.

Seems like there's plenty to keep a panicky stock market stuck in a frozen solid trading range of 10,000 to 10,500 for another five years.

He had plenty to keep an eye on, though.

From the plodding Spanish terrapin, to spiny-footed lizards, marbled newts, west Iberian painted frogs and the Montpellier snake there's plenty to keep an eye out for; voles, otters, bats, polecats and dolphins thrive here too, and it's one of the best bird-watching spots in Portugal.

However, there's also a microbrewery and pub, a tiny bookshop and art gallery, a cafe/bakery and a shop – plenty to keep you happy for a month.

Yet for those (like me) who jump aboard Taylor's movie before reading the book, there's plenty to keep this cinematic train a-rollin', from Charlotte Bruus Christensen's adventurous cinematography to Danny Elfman's expressive score and Erin Cressida Wilson's oddly sympathetic script.

There's plenty to keep everyone occupied, including an indoor pool, a tennis court, and a children's playroom -plus sandy beaches, and an 18-hole golf course, are right on the doorstep.

Compact and bijou, the island-state of Singapore can easily be explored in a few days, but there's also plenty to keep you occupied for a week or even two.

The Mauna Lani Resort on the Kohala Coast offers plenty to keep kids busy, including a nine-hole golf course for junior players and a day camp for exploring tide pools and caves.

There is plenty to keep us busy for a while yet, including one game at 17 30 GMT.