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And if Clegg's rhetoric to the rightwing press about "vast" tax cuts (which not a single frontbencher echoed on the conference stage this week) is to be matched by hard, firm commitments, he is going to have to find a raft of existing spending commitments to ditch.

They also solicited advice on how PCAST might make a unique contribution to the raft of existing reports and analyses.

Away from the hardware manufacturers, extensions of existing gaming franchises are likely to dominate this year's show with a raft of sequels, prequels and reboots set to be shown off.

China has suspended all new railway construction projects and announced a raft of checks on existing lines, in an attempt to ease fears over the safety of its high-speed rail network.

Alumni of Dartmouth College, in Hanover, N.H., voted down a new constitution of the alumni association, along with a raft of amendments to the existing constitution that had the strong backing of the college's administration and alumni association.

But it would lead to a libel law agreed by lawmakers on the basis of the big issues, rather than the existing raft of precedents, all set by judges dealing with narrow points and particular cases.

Our results support the hypotesis that small rafts existing in the plane of the biomembranes are driven by the tendecies of ceratin lipids to interact.

In the right hands, money like that could be paired with Arsenal's existing quality and raft of youngsters to pull together a squad of real promise ahead of next season – though this is, of course, precisely what makes Mislintat's departure all the more unsettling.

With a raft of new signings to bolster the existing settled squad, this could be just the start.

Instead, the plan was always to become a fully-fledged banking app that 'plugs' into your existing bank accounts and adds a raft of new functionality to help you make the most of your money.

The theory was that competition amongst the hundred or more existing universities, and a raft of new commercial providers, would hone the system to perfection.