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To suck in an audience that might ultimately consider more serious aspects of Gypsy and Traveller life, you need to lighten up first.

Randolph acknowledged that complacency in his postgame news conference Sunday, and Minaya will ultimately consider how much blame Randolph should shoulder for that issue.

Twitter, which says it has several hundred thousand users, could ultimately consider displaying advertisements, or charging frequent users, especially those who send out promotional messages.

The tribunals, which opened for business on July 30 and which resemble courts only in broad outline, will ultimately consider the status of all of the nearly 600 people held at Guantánamo.

Mr. Bush seemed to try to tamp down the growing furor last week when he said he would ultimately "consider all folks here," but immigration specialists say the president is on firm ground in singling out Mexico for starters.

And while God's Englishman rightly contextualises much of the civil war amid economic inequalities, and Hill does ultimately consider the civil war a bourgeois revolution, what the biography actually describes is how political change paved the way for economic transition.

The earnings issue could be pivotal when James ultimately considers his options in free agency.

It is plausible that the government ultimately considers the funding of these shelters to be a matter for civil society (or "big society"), rather than the state.

He ultimately considers suicide, but the film ends on a hopeful note that may be little more than wish-fulfillment on the part of filmmaker and audience.

Mr. Henderson himself isn't desperate for thug credibility, which makes him a novel departure from Gordon Ramsay and a lot of rarefied television chefs who run around yelling at their culinary inferiors as if to compensate for some deep-seated fear that chefdom is ultimately considered too girly-man a job by most people watching.

Call it coyness; call it genuine uncertainty; call it a bit of both: whether or not he is ultimately considered for one of these posts, Mr. Zinman is showing a side of himself at Carnegie this weekend that should be worth a look.