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Farke has said he will not pick players on the back of public pressure and, although everyone will have views about who they would select or not, any manager - successful or not - must always stand or fall on his own decisions with individual player choice, team shape and identity.

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Further - more temporary - snow will fall on Monday in the Highlands as rain spreads in across the UK with milder prevailing southwesterly winds.

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But Lyons said he was "not prepared to put more burden" on workers and said revenue raising would "fall on the backs of the same people... already getting hammered".

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“It smells like corporate box-checking,” he said, adding that the onus should fall on colleges, not unadmitted students, to ensure attendees are exposed to diverging viewpoints.

“Adjustments are expected on both the supply and demand sides; however, the greatest burden of rebalancing will almost certainly fall on supply,” she wrote.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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