Second, though the substance was originally meant to be undetectable, its users, in this instance, will have been quite aware that it would eventually be traced to its source; in other words, Russia wanted to be found out, simply for the chance to flex its muscles and to prove itself internationally untouchable.
Retired people in this category, for instance, will have seen their disposable income rise since the recession.
Rock stars, once ephemeral voices of churn, have evolved into established platforms; the Rolling Stones brand, for instance, will have its 40th anniversary this year.
Some coalminers, for instance, will have to find new work.
Lenders, for instance, will have to check borrowers' income and assets.
The ducking of a decision on the M25 expansion, for instance, will have one certain consequence.
Those interested in her romantic life, for instance, will have to be satisfied with elliptical glimpses.
Pseudo.com, for instance, will have a 360-degree camera taking in events all around the arena.
Virgin, for instance, will have to start paying the government £15 for every passenger carried on the West Coast line.
The expanded Mohegan Sun, for instance, will have 280,000 square feet of gambling space, compared with 315,310 square feet at Foxwoods.
Some patients, for instance, will have to submit to treatment in hospitals which, under the government's new scheme, will be officially failing.
