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But anyone who invests in a market this frothy must surely realise it is also risky.

Now, everyone must surely realise what Merseyside has known for more than two decades.

So they planted something so ridiculous that everyone would surely realise it was a fake, a laugh.

Here the housing minister Margaret Beckett could surely realise her dream of a "deliverable, realistic, brilliant" A-grade ecotown.

But the organisation that suffered so many decades of persecution under President Hosni Mubarak should surely realise where that may lead.

Why, asks a friend, did they do this, when they must surely realise that ordinary French Muslims would pay the cost?

And he surely realised that in the following two sets - as he had done earlier in the tournament, and many times in his career - he had chosen caution over invention and paid for it.

Now Mr Ogio's gambit, the most forceful move by a governor-general the region has seen in decades, has been met with a shrug and promptly ignored.Somewhere, a royalist has surely realised with anxiety that the question, "just what do we get out of the Commonwealth?", fits snugly within Twitter's 140-character limit.(Picture credits: AFP, Wikimedia Commons).

She, surely, must realise what a boon Jokowi is for the PDI-P.

I've received emails from many friends in Pakistan expressing delight: "what an honour to be banned by Zardari", "surely you realise the book will be smuggled in from India", "everyone will want to read it now", etc.

Smith is smart enough, surely, to realise that telling one great big porky (there is no rift between the MPs and the membership) makes everyone look a bit sideways at everything else you assert.