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In this sense the book undoubtedly delivers.

Because while the Movie mode undoubtedly delivers a beautifully even-handed and subtle picture with HDR, it also comes with a substantial hit in brightness and dynamism.

While we remain committed to anonymous peer review, as identity protection undoubtedly delivers more incisive referee reports, we realise it is consequently the responsibility of the editorial office to ensure the process is fair.

For the economy as a whole, it has undoubtedly delivered greater stability, even though economic growth stagnated in the six months to March of this year.

In the short term, the offender rehabilitation bill will undoubtedly deliver savings, but at what cost over the longer term to our communities and voluntary organisations, the families and children of offenders, and to the resettlement prospects of offenders themselves?

The system employed by Countrywide and other lenders has undoubtedly delivered a number of benefits by creating new kinds of mortgages, expanding access to credit for minorities and providing a boost to the national economy.

Between albums, Me'Shell Ndegeocello may just be keeping her fingers limber on the keyboard with this weekend of club appearances, but she'll undoubtedly deliver another set of steamy shows, further proving her right to inherit the party-down crown worn by her biggest musical influence, the Artist.

The group's director Graeme Roy said ministers "undoubtedly face delivering a tight budget settlement", in light of the cut to the resource budget and his expectation that the Scottish Fiscal Commission would "revise down their estimates of the outlook for devolved taxes".

For Dido, her little drummer boy undoubtedly is delivering the greatest hits of them all.

So far he has delivered and Argentina will undoubtedly have the best player on the pitch on Friday.

Chinese corporations will undoubtedly need to deliver a reasonable return to shareholders (if they wish to access equity capital), but any surplus (i.e., "rents") beyond the cost of capital need not necessarily go to shareholders.