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Without it, we will be swallowed up," he said.

This will be swallowed up by a £1bn social care fund and another £200m for a new cancer drugs fund.

He is adamant that his party must retain its own identity, independence and policies, amid fears among some activists that it will be swallowed up by the Tories.

He was saying, in effect: "We must remember who we are or we will be swallowed up by the things we detest – both racially and politically".

So Hsieh's possible defection has stoked further unease among the Taiwanese, who fear that their political and cultural identities will be swallowed up by China.

This means that, depending on the individual's personal allowance and other earnings, a lot of it will be swallowed up by 40% tax – as much as £53,600.

What will being swallowed up into a ceaseless stream of swipe-able sex objects teach them about how to love?

And yet, as Cannato says, "the next mayor is either going to step up to the plate and be a big figure, or he'll be swallowed up by events" as Beame or Walker were.

Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues" was a much stronger audition, especially once he let loose and added some gravel to the verse, and though I think he'll be swallowed up by the more technically accomplished singers in Hollywood, these contests usually make room for a token rocker that the audience can relate to in their top 20.

In the version put forward by Team Anna, particularly, immense power – including power over the judiciary – will be concentrated in a single unelected institution requiring an army of inspectors who will probably be swallowed up by an impossible workload as they investigate allegations of corruption.

Mr. Kohl sought to reassure East Germans that they will not be swallowed up in the drive toward reunification, and West Germans that the costs involved will not affect their social benefits.