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And Ken Clarke's standing in the Conservative party will be further damaged by confirmation that he is the Lib Dems' favourite politician.

Britain's solar industry (already devastated by subsidy cuts) will be further damaged if the planned revaluation of commercial properties next year takes solar panel values into account.

Suddenly fiscal discipline will be the order of the day and the people who are suffering now will suffer more, and the nation's long-term prospects will be further damaged as its long-term needs continue to be neglected.

Its economy, already plundered by high-level theft and corruption, will be further damaged by the continuing slide in the price of oil, the commodity that provides 98.9% of export earnings.

Spain's resolve will be further damaged by rows over budget cuts between Madrid and regional politicians, who control 40% of public spending and who, even if they are from Mr Rajoy's party, jealously guard their autonomy.

The company's reputation will be further damaged when news of its underhand efforts comes out, while it may also find itself blacklisted from Google if it has attempted to use techniques such as "keyword stuffing" (loading a website with irrelevant or unnecessary keywords to manipulate its search rankings).

"The Miskito communities in the path of this hurricane have long been below the radar of the national government and will be further isolated by the damages of this storm," said Vivian Stromberg, executive director of Madre, an international women's rights group that has financed projects in the region.

As the FEG improves, the induced specimen damage will be further minimized and the resolution may improve.

If, however, France tries to torpedo this, as recent reports suggest it might, the EU's credibility in the Balkans will be further damaged and Bosnians will learn that politics can trump rules.

There will be further riots.

There will be further setbacks.