Newspapers still have to be licensed, workers still feel hard done by, and the perpetrators of past outrages still have to be brought to justice.

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Traditionally this is hard work that must be done by hand.

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Whether it is enough to keep Brown in his job remains to be seen but the 50-year-old will feel hard done by if he is sacked after such a spirited performance by his players.

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Keeping tabs on deals done in distant countries by hard-up or inexperienced universities can be tricky.

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"It's been a long process to gather all of the information because that was hard to come by so there was a lot of research having to be done to find out all of the names, " said Mr Goodman.

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He points out that it will be hard for unsuccessful candidates to blame a Eurosceptical leadership, when the ranking of the Tory list is being done by members.

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