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This raises the prospect that beyond 2020 there will effectively be no meaningful renewable energy target.

However, Horne said yesterday that the FA wants the role to be full-time from this summer and said that it made sense for Pearce to take the job, given that there will effectively be no England Under-21 team until the following August.

Meanwhile, there is speculation that children will effectively be given a pass or fail at the end of each school year – and, among teachers, a fatalistic belief that, whatever its drawbacks, the current mountain of targets and tests will remain because schools have got so used to it.

If you have only a small one you will effectively be gambling on property prices, and there is no guarantee they will go up.

There is also the risk that internet.org's efforts will effectively be competing with Google's activities around bringing internet access to developing countries.

Critically, while present in the environment, AIV will effectively be in a "latent" state, such that there will be no viral replication and no mutational accumulation.

They will effectively be neutered.

If all goes well, Mr. Bass will effectively be cured.

It will effectively be downgrading staff".

The outcome will effectively be the same.

You will effectively be resetting your phone to complete stock.