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At the other end, though, this is perhaps the most attention that the HPV virus has ever got.

Senators have had no pay rise since 2009, though this is perhaps less tragic when their often staggering personal wealth is considered.

The purpose of sex, though this is perhaps not widely appreciated, is recombination, the creation of novel genomes by taking some components from the father's and some from the mother's DNA.

With the IMF ready to pay a third of the bilateral loans, according to reports, Merkel is getting what she wanted, though this is perhaps not surprising given that she represents Europe's biggest economy.

The governor refused to discuss whether his troops were preparing to push on down to Kurmuk, though this is perhaps unlikely in the difficult conditions of the rainy season.

However, though this is perhaps the most natural way to interpret de re modal statements (once it has been accepted that the apparatus of possible worlds is to be used as an interpretative tool), there are well-known difficulties that make the approach problematic.

Look closer though and this is perhaps a simple case of an athlete with nothing left to prove, set now on following the money in whatever peak earning years he has left.

Her work, though, remains strikingly female, although this is perhaps only the case because the typical cinemagoer is still so saturated in the male perspective.

Movies, meanwhile, are becoming ever more conformist in ways that we may not even notice – though as Haynes points out, this is perhaps just a reflection of wider society.

At no point before 9/11 was the Department of Defense fully engaged in the mission of countering Al Qaeda, even though this was perhaps the most dangerous foreign enemy threatening the United States.

Publicly, Mr Kan has lambasted the company's tsunami-preparedness. Koichiro Gemba, a cabinet minister, has left open the possibility that TEPCO would be nationalised, though this was perhaps to reassure voters in his Fukushima district that they would be adequately compensated.