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However, even with the £128 billion revenue from oil, ominously we still have a deficit of £20 billion over the decade as a whole.
Today, we are confronted by an extra-national, religiously self-defined entity with something ominously like a nation's power to wage war.
The coalowners refuse to meet the need for changes in the industry, however ominously necessary these may appear.
All the figures show that ominously the incidence of homelessness is still increasing.
Over the years we have seen quite a bit of skating over thin ice, and occasionally the ice has cracked ominously.
Indeed, he rather ominously went on to claim that densities in the south-east were the lowest in the country.
The production lines for the airframes, engines and avionics would begin to taper ominously away, and unit costs would go up.
More ominously, they raised the specter of the intercommunal disorder that would be brought about by struggles for leadership and the control of finances within the new municipality.
