8.15pm GMT 10 mins: "Thank you for introducing me to the word 'entunnelled'," writes Daniel Stauss, "the sheer grammatical implications of which are enough to stun a man dead in his tracks.
In his submission Balotelli said he was shocked to find the image was offensive because, out of sheer naivety, he had not understood the implication of the comments which appeared on the image.
Ford Madox Ford wrote that the author's literary gift lay in the "sheer magic of implication".
But he adds: "In general, the exams system is under strain because of the number of changes that are made to it [by ministers]." Critics will also point to the implications of sheer scale.
A collection of essays, supplemented by diary entries and previously unpublished notes, by the Times's foreign affairs columnist, many of them on the implications of 9/11 and the sheer complexity of America today.
Regardless of the reasons for the sheer size of the protests in Iran are the implications of such wide public outcry for the Islamic revolution itself.
The sheer magnitude of the expected demographic change calls for consideration of the implications of any obvious differences in environmental concern among these two rapidly growing populations and the mainstream.
Feminists responded to the "redistribution of sex" talk with a mixture of horror and wonder: horror at the real-world implications of this strangely abstract and antiseptic discussion, wonder at the sheer obtuseness of those pushing the idea.
It will be days before the full implications of his performance are clear, but whatever success Obama has is due in large part to the sheer audacity of ordinary people thinking extraordinary thoughts.
List the implications of "crossroads".
