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York, already blessed by cultural heritage with its Roman and Viking past and its gothic minster, would doubtless benefit, too.

Having built up such an extensive knowledge of the newspaper industry, Brian Leveson could try editing one: the Sun's coverage of I'm a Celebrity would doubtless benefit from having the judge donning the green visor.

France would doubtless benefit if Hollande didn't run for re-election in 2017, making way for someone with different instincts and more gravitas.

Even the ghostly catfish farmers of India doubtless benefit from a fair number of non-existent subsidies.

Staff and residents would doubtless feel the benefit of a greater interest taken by those without vested interest.

The latter would doubtless agree with critics like James Woodall, who dared to suggest the whole repertory would benefit from some bracing editing.

In this, as in so many other ways, leaving the EU would be a colossal gamble.The British would doubtless try to negotiate a special deal with their former partners, using the argument that trade benefits both sides and that Britain is itself a large market for many.

There is more to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness than a faster car and an iPod nano.Benjamin Friedman, a professor of economics at Harvard University, would doubtless agree with much of this but not with the recurring contrast that is drawn between material benefits and moral costs.

Ireland's economy continues to benefit from attracting tech giants to set up international headquarters there — with favourable corporate tax rates as one lure, and — as evf would doubtless argue — a 'friendly' data protection authority as another.

Helmut Schmidt would doubtless agree.

Britons would doubtless include Steve Redgrave.