Sometimes, you realise you harbour an unexplained animus for a thing.
If you harbour a perversity, then sooner or later porno will identify it.
If you harbour the illusion that much has changed in corporate culture, it hasn't.
"You might not realise you harbour these negative perceptions because you haven't had the day to day interactions".
Elsewhere, you can be a bigot to your cold heart's content, if you harbour your hatred there.
If you harbour dreams of retiring somewhere hot, or you are keen to move abroad to join your grown-up son or daughter, make sure you don't end up a loser in the expat pension lottery.
It's not that hard to get with the programme, unless you harbour some irrepressible need to be identified as a sickening long-haired poet: you're a chrome-domed spamhead Kojak, and that's all there is to it.
You might not realise you harbour these negative perceptions because you haven't had the day to day interactions Beth Grossman, the head of policy and research at Scope Simon Green, who runs the Disability Hate Crime Network's Welsh branch, explains that nearly every other day he will suffer at least one form of abuse or discrimination for being a wheelchair user.
For if, like Mr Prodi, you harbour a not-so-secret ambition that the commission should one day turn into a genuine European government, the ceiling on its budget of 1.27% of the EU's GDP is pathetically inadequate (and, at present, the budget is well below the ceiling).
