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The inevitable repercussions of this will surely mean that the authorities on this side of the Channel will have no alternative but to deploy Operation Stack.

programs, two Monday night wrestling shows, "Raw Is War" and "Live Wire," which are routinely watched more than any other shows on cable television, will shift to TNN. "That will surely mean a big increase in the distribution of the channel," Mr. Redstone said.

Since its opening, the Onassis Cultural Center has had several fine exhibitions; shows of this caliber will surely mean that the center will no longer be such a well-kept secret.

This "something" will surely mean more government involvement, paving the way for de facto nationalization down the road.

Many designers are counting on deliveries of fabrics and samples from Europe this weekend, so the storm will surely mean some last-minute scrambling to get pieces made (if fabrics arrive in time, that is) and eliminating other outfits altogether.

A paperback release will surely mean more people read this compassionate, outraged thriller with shades of Romeo and Juliet, and an excellent subplot on olive tree husbandry.

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A Bush landslide will surely mean a Burr victory.

Finding a way in Chittagong will surely mean a Tredwell debut.

Failure to do so on Tuesday will surely mean the exit of one or more of the trio.

IF Mr. Hubbard becomes the Treasury secretary, the job will surely mean a drastic cut in pay.