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Pinotti said on Friday that over the next two months Italian assets in the Mediterranean would be "notably" diminished and its costs reduced from more than €9m a month to €3.5m.

"You can be certain that we have advised the Turkish government and the Turkish armed forces that it would be notably unhelpful if they went into the north in large numbers," Mr. Rumsfeld said.

Gene Sperling, the chief White House economic adviser, said, "There is no question that had Congress acted on the president's proposals nine months ago to prevent teacher layoffs, put construction workers back to work and cut small-business taxes, our job situation today would be notably stronger and unemployment would be lower".

Ericsson's bad news should not have come as a complete surprise, following last week's warning from its wireless rival Nokia that 2001 growth would be notably less than expected for the mobile-phone market.

Katie Price occupies a very unique place in Britain's hearts and minds, and I think our culture would be notably diminished without her.

Hergé had observed Piccard walking about Brussels on a number of occasions, however the character of Calculus would be notably much shorter than Piccard.

Even when excluding these two cases from the overall abortion rate, this number would still be notably higher (53%).

Stars Hartnett and George join Sam Raimi's longstanding (and loquacious) production partner Rob Tapert on the film-makers' commentary track, but director Slade, from whom more behind-the-scenes insight would be welcome, is notably absent.

If the policy was attainable, Cable said, "enormous damage would be done, notably through overseas students, which is one of the biggest components, actually.

Of course there would be objections, notably from the bigger clubs who stage ties, even if their expenses will be paid from the proceeds anyway.

It was the first by Mr. Hamilton, anyway, and there would be others, notably the collages called "Fashion-plates," which combined the fragmentary features of photographed models with passages of paint mixed with cosmetics.