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But the continuing extreme weather is likely to cost the company a substantial amount, which will hardly help the turnaround.

The shape of the digital future is hard to predict – which will hardly deter self-appointed prophets and well-paid consultants from doing just that.

12.18am GMT Line ups being announced Having walked out, the players are being introduced at length, which will hardly help them on a cold looking night.

Whether he honours it or not, Pakistan's politics suffer from a large democratic deficit, which will hardly be corrected by the shoe-horning in of a prime minister with no independent political base who is so obviously the president's man.

The Snow Patrol singer's fretful voice and character inhabits these cinematic songs of escape, fleeting encounters and the emptiness of life on the road – which will hardly have been eased by making another album.

Once the clerics have a nuclear weapon, of course, they could more aggressively try to influence Iraq's political system, which will hardly be set in stone two years from now.

Such a pattern, a complete list of which sensory nerves are firing, and in which order, will hardly ever repeat itself.

Volatile price swings will become very common but the 600+ point drop recently experienced in the Dow Jones will be a small blip on the screen, which you will hardly remember 5 years from now unless of course you panicked and locked in some losses!

The predicted mechanism is so obviously elegant that its "reduction to practice", which will inevitably follow very soon, will hardly add much to the story.

The decision to devalue the yuan, which will make Chinese goods cheaper abroad, hardly indicates that the authorities are feeling confident.

"If you look for insurance over the age of 80 there are hardly any companies which will even touch it, and yet I would be pretty sure that if you look at the statistics there are far fewer accidents with older people than there are with butch 30-year-olds who work in the City.