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This may be an underestimate of the broader social costs––there would clearly be an impact on work in the home also, as well as on leisure activities.

There would clearly be diminishing returns in creating ever more intricately self-referential fictions.

Still, if prison were no longer a common penalty, there would clearly be more money available for treatment programs.

There would clearly be huge implications for Welsh universities of moving to a radically different funding regime from England.

If you were to draw a Venn diagram of Alan and me, there would clearly be an overlap.

A scan of a single program in the commercial-lending department threw up more than 200 instances where there would clearly be a problem, and a further 270 cases in which a problematic date could be generated by the program.

While confinement would clearly be advantageous, there are practical and societal difficulties to overcome in encouraging the practice, not least because free range pig keeping is attractive to farmers due to the low input nature of the production system and the ease of implementation.

A senior source said: "It's not true to say the economic or fiscal position would clearly be worse if there was lower migration than the ONS has assumed.

That would clearly be unrealistic.

At best, they substitute the errors of fumbling central planner for the errors of fumbling individuals.Mr Kling seems to be suggesting that current unemployment is almost entirely structural; otherwise there would be clearly be room for expansionary policy to soften and hasten the end of the recession.

There would clearly not have been a Civil Rights Movement had someone decided to set an arbitrary date for when justice should occur, especially those who would be forced to pay the ultimate price for freedom's cause.