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It will come as no surprise to any man who has waited for his wife to choose what to wear for a night out.

That would probably come as no surprise to Dan Ward, an Air Force officer and advocate of building smaller weapons, faster.

While this will come as no surprise to most, this statistic suggests a massive number of unhappy working relationships.

But his personal expenses will come as no surprise to anyone who has followed the eccentric, self-indulging dictator.

Mr Pan's complaint will come as no surprise to his competitors.

If Yasuni does indeed hold this title, its tropical location will come as no surprise to biologists.

These research findings should come as no surprise to therapists, however.

Accelerating pressure on wages should come as no surprise to Beijing.

The findings would come as no surprise to some social scientists - and, indeed, working mothers.

The study findings come as no surprise to consumer health advocate Mike Adams.

It should come as no surprise to learn that many abused children become abusers later in life .

It may come as no surprise to learn that florists tend to jack up their prices around February 14.

The instant improvement has come as no surprise to Rush who is well aware of the coaching capabilities of the Scot.