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It will reinforce existing North Korean doubts that China would now come to its military aid if it were attacked.

It would now come as quite a surprise if the other two Grand Slam tournaments — the French Open and Wimbledon — did not announce commensurate increases next month.

But he warned that military victory would now come more slowly as commandos hunted Osama bin Laden.

Instead chief executive, Martyn Gibbs, said annual profits would now come in at around £51m rather than the £64m expected.

The very best young jazz musicians would now come to Los Angeles for instruction, university officials said.

This was masterful stage-craft: the world title would now come down to a shoot-out in heaving Pipe barrels.

In advance of this tour many critics and devotees of the Glass operas wondered whether "Einstein" would by now come across as dated or pretentious.

But even a brilliant campaign would probably now come too late.In this section Shopping flopping On hold Down-wind and out More Minder than Hollywood The battle of Bridlington Straw condemns the juries The Snaresbrook effect Over, before it's begun ReprintsPoliticians and journalists exaggerate not only the excitement of elections.

Would he now come back to work once more with Larry David-lookalike Bianchi?

Given the loss of dopaminergic cells in the PD SN the major contribution to the expression profile in the SN PD samples would presumably now come from the non-dopaminergic cells.

Supermarkets like Woolworths are now saying that because very few prices actually went up when the tax was introduced, few would now be coming down.