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What happens next will probably be fought in the courts (hardly a cost-saving enterprise).

The risk for Labour is that the final days of this electoral battle will probably be fought on Tory turf.

The years-long campaign to secure renewal of the BBC's royal charter in 2017 will probably be fought by someone else.In this section If at first you don't succeed Money for nothing?

As our adversaries acquire more accurate missiles, Marshall argues, wars will probably be fought either from long range or by quick and comparatively small units that get in and out quickly.

The real battle will probably be fought over United's next move, because the board -- after refusing on Wednesday to issue a $1.8 billion loan guarantee -- also invited the airline to revise its current business plan.

If there are states where the number of provisional ballots cast exceeds the margin of victory, he predicts, "there will probably be horrendous fights, and litigation between the lawyers that will make the fights over hanging chads look minor by comparison".

This will probably be the biggest fight in this country since Ricky Hatton fought Juan Lazcano.

Official intimidation has never been far behind, and so toxic is partisanship in Nigeria that a significant minority still believe the abduction was an elaborate hoax to smear the government in upcoming elections that will probably be the most closely fought since a return to democracy in 1999.

The political impact could be significant, particularly as both parties are beginning what will probably be a protracted fight over legislative and Congressional redistricting.

The game will probably be old-fashioned trench warfare, fought in the corners, along the boards, in the no-man's land in front of the net.

"He will probably be 85to90percentent for this fight.