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For his part, Mr. Davis is convinced that a political deal will ultimately be done because continental Europe is a net exporter of goods to Britain.

But it is also because the tough work of persuasion that is needed to make economic reform work can ultimately be done only by national politicians who need to convince their own voters.

The implication of this anecdote – that crime fiction depends on readers' respect for the investigator – poses a challenge to mainstream British crime fiction, in which there is an overwhelming assumption that justice will ultimately be done.

But whereas those earlier revolutions supplanted human (and horse) muscle, the new one will supplant much human cognition, in that work that involved employing people to do information-processing tasks will ultimately be done by computers.

According to the newspaper "Dawn," presidential spokesman Farhatullah Babar said that President Zardari was "concerned about the verdict and expressed the hope that justice will ultimately be done as the case passes through the subsequent stages in the U.S. judicial system".

That is not encouraging but does not mean that a deal will not ultimately be done - just that it will not be easy, our correspondent says.

Overall, though, it believes that if you spend money wisely "your trip will ultimately be doing more good than harm".

And if we universally apply policy prescriptions to all cities because of the experience of a select group, we may ultimately be doing cities more harm than good.

McHale, who has said the unscrupulous actions of greedy agents were ruining the game, ultimately was done in by those same agents.

A deal ultimately was done for $456 million, 27 times Charles River's 1999 earnings.

ADAM GOPNIK: No, but my daughter Olivia, whose dog Butterscotch ultimately is, does, very strikingly so.