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Edward Snowden has condemned new emergency surveillance laws in Britain which look likely to be rushed through this week.

The increase in wind speed is partly a consequence of climate change itself - one of a handful of "positive feedback" effects which look likely to accelerate global warming.

The same may be said of Hugh Kenner's books, which look likely to remain permanent signposts of delight for readers in generations to come.

Thereafter, Werritty appears to have been involved in a series of ventures, none of which look likely to have made him a fortune.

Further losses, which look likely, are therefore worse than bad.Another way to assess the results is to examine the share of the vote each party receives.

We'll get some clues this week as the Office for National Statistics gives us news on retail sales, while Tuesday will see December's inflation figures, which look likely to have eroded consumer spending power further.

Mexico, which embraced liberal economic reforms with gusto two decades ago, has managed to reduce oil's share of its national output to less than one-tenth.Could this really happen in a petro-state like Saudi Arabia, which looks likely to earn a whopping $100 billion from oil this year?

But it gives a rare moment of cheer to Congress, which looks likely to suffer its worst electoral drubbing ever.

In 2008 they made a prime-time celebrity gameshow for ABC, Wanna Bet, which looked likely to work, but flopped.

Richards has now decided Horne should be the public face of the decision on Capello, which looks likely to be to keep him.

It is more notable that the SNP, which looks likely to do very well out of FPTP in May, also favours PR at Westminster.