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He works within an institution that will clearly permit racist crap as laddish banter.

Motoring owes a great deal to cycling, something that will clearly come as a surprise to many motorists.

One thing that will clearly affect the sentencing phase is what the jurors themselves think about the death penalty.

"The most important thing is that it'll be a certificate that will clearly state that a body sanctioned by M.I.T. says you have gained mastery".

"Six years later we are on this side of the Atlantic looking at one case but at something that will clearly go further," said Lewis.

To restore confidence in our economic future, we need appropriate, firm targets that will clearly put us where we want to be.

Talking of Maxwell, his own long-awaited blackSUMMERS'night (Columbia) – the second part of a trilogy that will clearly be decades in the making – lived up to every expectation.

And, even if the piece sometimes plays too easily on our emotional responses, it is an ensemble triumph that will clearly enjoy the longest of runs.

The law requires states and localities to spend 70percentt of the money they receive on projects that will clearly benefit low- and moderate-income people.

"We need a process that will clearly state what capital standards are required, what reporting requirements ought to be imposed, what the trading and accounting standards should be for all major markets and all major institutions.

Like his counterparts in Beijing, Mr Fraser views the pivot as a pointless attempt to contain Chinese influence in the Pacific that will "clearly lead to difficulties between the US and China at some point".