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Taking all of that into account would doubtless make the numbers look better.

Structural reforms are needed and would doubtless make the ECB's job easier.

That would doubtless make Diamond more proud than a good review.

But Mr Harper would doubtless make a good teaching assistant were Mr Singh to be unavailable.

That would doubtless make Mandelson shudder, a reminder of the bad old days of loserdom.

Intelligence analysts would doubtless make poor policemen, and it has become very clear that policemen make poor intelligence analysts.

It was all a bit joyless, like when you see deer rutting in a nature programme, and had I been a 10-year-old it would doubtless have made me think I'd want to steer well clear of that stuff for the foreseeable future, which is, of course, a jolly good thing.

Either way, it would doubtless have made Buchan gag, just as it did several sneering others.

Thousands of people would doubtless have made the ironic pilgrimage, and the worse they'd found it, the better.

(And no, electing the other Miliband wouldn't necessarily have been Labour's salvation, but it would doubtless have made him rather happier).

Yet Mahler would doubtless have made revisions had he lived, and what we hear can only ever be an approximation of his intentions.