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The public there are rightly concerned about the impact this new technology will have on their countryside.

"There are rightly questions around legacy at every Olympic Games, but the strength of our plans is that every single venue and facility has a pre-determined and longstanding use once the Games is over.

"As a result, there are rightly thousands more children on the radar of social services now.

Whenever any masterpiece is restored there is, rightly, a debate over the pros and cons of the process – the jury is still out on whether The Last Supper has been saved or ruined by restorers.

There is rightly pride in the heroism and professionalism of our soldiers.

"As with all such consents, there is, rightly, a complete restriction on ex-ministers lobbying their former departments.

Nelson Muffuh Invest in the technology that will deliver the goals: There's, rightly, lots of discussion around the "data revolution".

There was rightly an outcry about the News of the World's hacking of people's voicemail messages.

Below the line last week, there was rightly an entire lack of patience for Philip and his inability to support Birgitte.

"In the current climate there is rightly a focus on abuse - and I'm talking about Jimmy Savile," said Mr Fox's barrister, John McNeill.

Young says that while there was, rightly, a concern about trivialising the news, the old patrician, top-down style of newsreading is an anachronism.