John Griffith-Jones, chair of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), said he believed London had successfully made the transition from a financial centre of necessity to a financial centre of choice.
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This is Uber's fifth Centre of Excellence in the world.
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PewDiePie is at the centre of a controversy, once again.
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At the centre of the problem is the exchange rate.
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Jenkins lived his life at the centre of the establishment.
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Car parks put developers at the centre of upcoming areas.
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Kinshasa is the centre of Congolese cultural life and politics.
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I want Germany to remain a centre of car production.
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Several have put AI at the centre of their strategies.
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Cornwall, UK. London is not the centre of the universe.
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This releases the centre of the knot, and failure follows.
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Sheep have always been at the centre of Shropshire's farming.
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His efforts put him at the centre of a balance.
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Mark the centre of each mold with a pen. 6.
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An oddity rests at the centre of the consolidated cases.
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Washington Capitals game, he found himself centre of the frame.
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And at the centre of it all is Aamir Khan.
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Um… I really don't like being the centre of attention.
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In 2008, lenders were at the centre of the crisis.
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In this centre of learning, anyone could be a professor.
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We asked Canada's Centre of Environment and Climate Change about that.
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He left this world exactly how he lived, centre of attention.
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It is a right and centre of research in many sciences.
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But it did not function as a universal centre of research.
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It's literally planting yourself in the centre of the arts. Fantastic!
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Insecurity has spread from the north to the centre of Mali.
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But they soon found themselves at the centre of ideological battles.
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But last year it became the centre of a political storm.
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Christine: Information Technology was clearly at the centre of those days.
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SEATTLE sits at the centre of an elaborate public-transport system.
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One gallerist is found hung at the centre of an installation.
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The city has been a centre of Sunni scholarship for centuries.
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Gun-toting police and soldiers dominated the centre of the capital.
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Women more generally are at the centre of the Utopian story.
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At one point, Motherboard reached the operations centre of the FBI.
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From start to finish she is the centre of the story.
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The biggest protest took place in the centre of São Paulo.
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As for openness, America is still the world's largest centre of innovation.
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Welcome to the two faces of the global centre of the resistance.
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"Young people should be at the centre of this," she told Mashable.
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Results were also front and centre of the action among smaller stocks.
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This is the centre of Britain's seamless trade with the European Union.
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Gertler has been at the centre of several controversial Gecamines sales before.
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Mr Uribe has now thrust himself into the centre of the conversation.
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America's farmers are at the centre of President Donald Trump's trade war.
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We want the centre of gravity to be again in Germany, i.e.
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SIR ROGER SCRUTON is once again at the centre of a firestorm.
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"We're all sat in the centre of the #housesofparliament," the school wrote.
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The Sejm is the centre of the political life in Polish parliament.
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Hundreds of protesters gathered in the centre of Yerevan again on Monday.
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This is the burning question that lies at the centre of "Opportunity".
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Folklore and flavour is at the centre of everything the pair do.
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THE wheel at the centre of India's flag is an appropriate symbol.
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Under the Japanese, Pyongyang was also a thriving centre of Protestant Christianity.
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Boeing is updating flight control software at the centre of both crashes.
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Do they come from massive black holes at the centre of galaxies?
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A popular Australian theme park is at the centre of a tragedy.
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Those at the centre of it say it's gotten out of control.
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Linear actuators then move the sphere by shifting its centre of gravity.
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Brexit has put the Irish question back at the centre of British politics.
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In Syria, American-backed forces entered the centre of Raqqa, the caliphate's capital.
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Chinese car firms are now at the centre of Ethiopia's vehicle manufacturing plans.
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That is because it is still the biggest centre of finance and talent.
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At that time Kiev was the main centre of political and religious authority.
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At the centre of the crisis is Mr Ahmeti, a former guerrilla leader.
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Nonetheless, the contradictory rulings put Lula back at the centre of the campaign.
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Mr Mutko himself landed at the centre of the Sochi Olympics doping scandal.
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Ten years ago Somalia's coast was the centre of the maritime-hijacking world.
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A swan is causing a traffic hold up in the centre of Rotherham.
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At the centre of this is Saudi Arabia, the world's most powerful petrostate.
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"He left this world exactly how he lived, centre of attention," Hayward said.
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Tech firms are at the centre of a vital policy debate (see article).
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The town is in North Cotabato province in the centre of Mindanao island.
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"Alien" is a sudden arrival from outer space to the centre of London.
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Even in Kinshasa, a new highway runs through the centre of the city.
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Davey put fighting climate change front and centre of his last leadership campaign.
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Coffee is the centre of those conversations such as they are at the moment.
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"Bitcoin will find its natural centre of gravity, it's just a matter of time."
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At the centre of the turmoil is Merkel, still the EU's most powerful leader.
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THE humdrum town of Gaotian lies, with symbolic neatness, in "the centre of China".
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The wildness of Newfoundland and the cultural centre of Toronto both inform my artwork.
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Slap-bang in the centre of Cybozu's headquarters are stuffed-toy monkeys and parrots.
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This brings to the fore a tension at the centre of Ms Warren's capitalism.
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A Malaysian state fund, 1MBD, has been at the centre of a corruption scandal.
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The county's proximity to Europe made it a centre of economic activity long ago.
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America's place at the centre of global finance is unassailable in the short term.
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It is the main political, administrative and economic centre of Spain (BBB+/F2/Positive).
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CORPORATE BANKING Deutsche Bank wants corporate banking to be the centre of its business.
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Tapping on the "T" also puts your caption in the centre of the screen.
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It is the main political, administrative and economic centre of Spain (BBB+/F7503/Stable).
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In a galaxy, stars are bound together, orbiting around a common centre of mass.
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The man at the centre of the film is Ramanna - an unhinged, ruthless psychopath.
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Ms Perry was merely the latest artist at the centre of a copyright case.
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Perhaps the lonely void in the liberal centre of British politics can be filled.
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The drug is furthermore at the centre of an ongoing opioid crisis in Canada.
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Recently renovated, it aims to become Angola's national centre of excellence in orthopedic care.
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Immigration was at the centre of Britain's June vote to leave the European Union.
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The NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence is a NATO-accredited international military organization.
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Trump was already at the centre of a major stir on trade this week.
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Of course, the worship of psychological crisis is at the centre of this phenomenon.
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At the centre of the exhibition is "Break of the Atom and Vegetal Life" (pictured).
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A robot from the Australian Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision trains for Amazon's contest.
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A simulated image of the supermassive black hole at the centre of the M22018 galaxy.
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These benches in the centre of the office come from the London Fruit Wool Exchange.
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"Electric cars are not just the centre of our plans for future mobility," he said.
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HISTORICALLY in China, state and religion were always united, forming a spiritual centre of gravity.
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FOR MERCEDES, a shop assistant in the centre of Buenos Aires, the decision took itself.
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For some six centuries before 1941, Lithuania was a centre of Jewish civilisation and learning.
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Since then, however, universities have found themselves uncomfortably close to the centre of British politics.
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I went to the pizza restaurant many times that was supposedly the centre of it.
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The tension continued in the centre of Dover as the demonstrations proceeded on Saturday afternoon.
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Human beings, not algorithms, should be at the centre of the internet economy, he says.
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As a result, the two giants sit at the centre of all sorts of activity.
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But Mr Xi has brought him back to the centre of politics as vice-president.
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The agreement places the victims of the conflict at the centre of the judicial process.
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The Kamel family have run their butcher shop in the centre of Cairo for generations.
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In the hours since, United Airlines has been at the centre of a media firestorm.
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While macroeconomic events were front and centre of investors' minds, some company moves stood out.
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A full-sized dining table that can seat eight occupies the centre of the home.
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Yes, Stuttgart has been at the centre of Germany's car industry for a long time.
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Visiting the centre of Lewisham can feel like walking through a never-ending building site.
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Dongbei's repeated defaults have been at the centre of a number of controversies this year.
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Staley was however optimistic that London would remain at the centre of European capital markets.
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A southpaw, Gastelum can thread the left straight down the centre of most opponents' guards.
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Still, they look short up front, and occasionally fallible in the centre of their defence.
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In short, it's a structure that acts as the centre of all time and space.
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Because it was at the centre of a move to impeach the president, it was.
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This is the nerve centre of the ranch's scientific project, known as the Command Center.
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It was nearly dark by the time they trotted into the centre of the village.
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"Unfortunately, our country has been at the centre of scandals about international corruption," Derkach said.
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The city has become the centre of Japan's coronavirus epidemic, with more than 250 cases.
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More than 100 years later, Americans are at the "centre" of much of global culture.
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Civilisations for which the Earth was not the centre of the universe might, he suggested with a sort of atheist piety, have been less likely to develop the sort of monotheisms that see humans as the centre of the universe and the apex of creation.
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He calmly chipped the ball down the centre of the goal, which Maier had just vacated.
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Turnout was strong in the centre of El Fasher, where security forces were out in force.
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However, combatting inequality must remain front and centre of the country's political agenda, the OECD recommended.
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Just four stops on the driverless metro from the centre of Lille, however, lies another world.
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ALTHOUGH a jolly spot for surf and sun, Durban is hardly a centre of African diplomacy.
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ISRAELI politicians and entrepreneurs like to present their country as a global centre of transport technology.
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The king's death, therefore, leaves a huge vacuum at the centre of Thai politics (see article).
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WeWork's first location is in Sydney's Martin Place, in the centre of the central business district.
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The centre of gravity for the world's seventh-largest carmaker has now shifted across the Atlantic.
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Its centre of gravity is the former-communist east, where authoritarian politics tends to do better.
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One is how the act of walking deforms the reef at the centre of a bow.
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Any interest you will owe, shown in the centre of the dial, changes with the payment.
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In abnormal times they can become the centre of a political storm, as happened this week.
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On February 4th Macedonians ambled around the centre of their capital, Skopje, enjoying a quiet Sunday.
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Local Sunni soldiers patrol the centre of Fallujah, while Shia militias stay on the city's outskirts.
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" The royal mom added, "The ambition for the new Kantor Centre of Excellence is hugely inspiring.
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A 500-year-old stone pillar on the village green marks the geographical centre of England.
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Geographically, Singapore sits at the centre of the fast-growing and internet-obsessed Southeast Asian region.
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Dismissed by French educationalists as a gimmick, the school is a centre of training, not research.
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In Shashi Garden, a slum near the centre of Delhi, live two newlyweds, Shazia and Subobh.
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Today a third of Britain's sheep graze within 100 miles of the centre of the county.
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Motorists pay up to £11.50 a day ($15.20) to drive into the centre of the city.
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India's tallest (26 feets high) National Flag hosted at the reception Centre of Wagah Border today.
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Is London's position as the largest international centre of finance slipping as a result of Brexit?
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The mine is at the centre of a dispute between the government and Canada's Centerra Gold.
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And that means laptops, desktops, and gaming PCs will be front and centre of any sale.
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Tall bulrushes bend around the pool at the centre of the nine-acre (3.6 hectare) site.
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For years she has been at the centre of Russia's turbulent transition to a market economy.
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In the 16003s Nicolaus Copernicus kicked Earth from its perch at the centre of the universe.
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On the face of it, putting Android at the centre of an antitrust case seems silly.
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Meanwhile, Somdet Chuang's backers include members of an ultranationalist group, the Buddhist Protection Centre of Thailand.
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Huawei is at the centre of a tug-of-war between China and the United States.
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Mosul, Iraq's second city and the nerve centre of Islamic State (IS), lies in their sights.
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Abiy has put the renovation and celebration of historical sites at the centre of his politics.
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Shortly afterwards, three explosions rocked the centre of the southern African nation's capital, Reuters witnesses said.
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We race in the centre of Paris, we race in Rome, we race in Hong Kong.
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Sirte lies in the centre of Libya's coastline, on the dividing line between the warring factions.
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She has placed small, fragile-looking bell jars in the centre of a cavernous white room.
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I've no doubt it'll help me piece together the mystery at the centre of this island.
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By now, the eggs at the centre of the recent ruckus have hatched into young herring.
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This May, Mr Erdogan and Prime Minister Binali Yildirim celebrated the 563rd anniversary of the Conquest of Istanbul (also known as the Fall of Constantinople)—when Ottomans took the city for their capital, effectively turning the centre of Eastern Roman Christianity into the centre of Islam.
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Britain's decision to leave the EU last June created a gaping hole in the centre of politics.
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But the hard Brexit that Mrs May put at the centre of her campaign has been rejected.
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Uber has inaugurated its first Centre of Excellence in Asia in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad.
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When it comes to mixing politics and football, fan forums are often at the centre of things.
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The orange set of streets are all located in and around Soho, in the centre of London.
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From September 13–18, 2016, Berlin will once again become the centre of the international art world.
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Shanghai, hip and hopping, seemed determined to present itself as a new centre of the art world.
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On plenty of other questions her policies are those of the pragmatic centre of the Democratic Party.
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Intermittently they removed the pistol he used from its evidence bag in the centre of the courtroom.
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China, the biggest economy and the centre of the deflationary spiral, recorded 54 consecutive months of declines.
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Her case was at the centre of the controversy that led to the assassination of Mr Taseer.
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Brexit aside, the gap at the centre of British politics is not as gaping as it appears.
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They're totally in control of you…you're the centre of the whole thing…but you're not there.
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While there, Samuelson revolutionised economics, bringing mathematical methods from the fringe to the centre of economic theory.
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They put the imperial line, hitherto mere props in Kyoto, back at the centre of the polity.
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Similar stories abound in the Centre of Hope, a clean, bright shelter for children just outside Manila.
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EUCLID, THE father of geometry, ordained that the centre of a circle must be a fixed point.
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Meanwhile, prisoners took over the detention centre of Sebin, Venezuela's feared intelligence agency, to protest against abuses.
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The Republicans have bled moderates to Mr Macron, shifting the party's centre of gravity to the right.
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And so the humans should always be front and centre of the thinking for any new technology.
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Now a growing number of wealthy individuals are putting the oceans at the centre of their giving.
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No philosophy that puts humanity anywhere near the centre of things can cope with facts like these.
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I guess that was 2003, 2004 when she was right in the centre of the storm really.
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The ancient centre of the Silk Road, the city was famous for being a busy trading site.
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Not London, the capital and economic engine; nor Manchester, the go-ahead centre of the "Northern Powerhouse".
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Belgium has suffered a number of Islamist attacks and Vilvoorde has been a centre of Islamic radicalism.
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This market is the biggest wholesale centre of the mitumba, or used-clothing, trade in east Africa.
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FOR decades, the working-class town of Hartlepool in north-east England was a centre of shipbuilding.
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The largest hospital in the territory is Shifa, in the centre of Gaza City, with 750 beds.
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The emergence of sound in the 1920s cemented Hollywood as the centre of the global film business.
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The book's only disappointment is that the man at the centre of it all features relatively little.
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"In the centre of Damascus, there is now no problem to repatriate refugees," Pohl told Deutschlandfunk radio.
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The facility is the centre of a €500-million bicycle parking project around the Central Station area.
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A huge formaldehyde-frozen cow made by Hirst stands in the centre of the chef's Tramshed restaurant.
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For the technically minded among you, a relay chain sits at the centre of the Polkadot protocol.
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And that provision could be crucial in spinning up a centre of enforcement gravity around the law.
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Pockets of militants are still present in the centre of the city, the Britain-based Observatory said.
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At one syringe exchange point in the centre of Tallinn, a man named Vitya* was quivering erratically.
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Vidler does not want to publicly name the third country at the centre of the visa application.
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But the main difficulties with the process concerned the question at the centre of Mr Maret's investigation.
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The flow of the glaciers has transported them to within four kilometres of the centre of Chamonix.
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Bob Aliber is equally bearish but at the centre of his more panoramic view is the U.S. dollar.
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Hill rounds everyone up and asks them to toss their treatment binders into the centre of the room.
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"There is something desperately wrong at the centre of the FCA that it operates like this," Field said.
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It is by the OECD, the Inter-American Centre of Tax Administrations and the Inter-American Development Bank
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Over subsequent centuries the centre of earthly and religious power among the eastern Slavs shifted eastwards to Moscow.
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With women's reproductive rights at the centre of its narrative, the series has been praised for its timeliness.
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Yet to pick one of these would be to ensure that London remains the country's centre of gravity.
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Think of the Earth's magnetic field as shaped by a bar magnet at the centre of the planet.
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He has also endlessly lectured universities about the need to put Marxism at the centre of university life.
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The women brandishing them in the centre of Seoul, South Korea's capital, wore red clothes and large sunglasses.
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The oil monarchies of the Arabian (or Persian) Gulf have moved to the centre of the Arab world.
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Passers-by in Gwanghwamun, a square in the centre of Seoul, were not fretting about an imminent apocalypse.
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George Osborne, chancellor from 2010 to 2016, put Manchester at the centre of his "northern powerhouse" regeneration initiative.
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But it is more humble interventions that the former victims at the Centre of Hope consider most useful.
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The vast majority of its stadium-sized factories are in China, but Taiwan is the centre of operations.
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Anything that harms Istanbul, the centre of Turkish commerce and tourism, will harm the country as a whole.
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A lorry bomb exploded in the centre of Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, killing at least 183 people.
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At 90 degrees to the command centre of the desk was a typewriter with the blank paper set.
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It thus seems to be settling for being a universal bank with its centre of gravity in Europe.
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Balance came first: swimming "downhill", with his head low, shifted the body's centre of gravity, lifting the legs.
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Mr Corbyn is much farther away from his party's centre of gravity than Theresa May is from hers.
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Some people like to devote their whole lives to their job and be at the centre of events.
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Malaysian state fund 1Malaysian Development Berhad (1MDB) is at the centre of various international investigations into missing funds.
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The few executives with clearance to enter call it the "nerve centre" of the world's largest oil company.
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IN THE 1920s Stepney library, in working-class east London, was at the centre of a police investigation.
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But the overconsumption of high-energy, low-nutrient foods is at the centre of the global obesity crisis.
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The deal is at the centre of a securities authority investigation into possible fraud and financial reporting offences.
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Duke University, the centre of much of the city's innovation, is taking some of the space for labs.
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Whatever happens in the run-up to elections, the Rift Valley will be at the centre of it.
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Argentina and Turkey have been at the centre of the sell-off, their weakness compounded by political frictions.
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There's really no way you could miss the huge blue hole in the centre of Asus' new router.
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Place the dough in the centre of the baking sheet and rub with a little bit of oil.
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Futenma, a marine airbase, occupies nearly two square miles in the crowded centre of Ginowan, a small city.
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And that includes the public at large, which is to the centre of both parties on the issue.
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The final illnesses of Mr Atxaga's parents put mourning, and memory, at the centre of his desert stage.
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The Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico is at the centre of the U.S. shale boom.
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In Central, which, as its name suggests, is in the centre of Hong Kong, streets were unusually quiet.
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Wealthy but Small Economy: Tallinn, as the economic centre of Estonia, contributes more than 50% of national GDP.
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Singapore, an island nation, will launch its Centre of Excellence for Gum and Candy late 2017 in Jurong.
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The lively centre of Koforidua, hemmed in by lush green mountains, appears to be the typical Ghanaian city.
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All of which has left the original conspiracy theorist at the centre of a conspiracy of his own.
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Since then, Kashmir has been at the centre of a contentious tug of war between the two countries.
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"He added: "I wanna meet him head on, &aposmano el mano&apos in the centre of the ring.
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Brent oil is at $2500 a barrel, in the centre of the range of the last three months.
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Muslim UAE promotes itself as a centre of tolerance and says it supports religious freedom and cultural diversity.
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Another centre of infection has been the Diamond Princess cruise ship held under quarantine in Japan since Feb.
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DOZENS EVACUATED Another centre of infection has been the Diamond Princess cruise ship quarantined in Japan since Feb.
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"Not everyone at the centre of government always feels the pressure to balance the books," he told MPs.
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Sol is the symbolic centre of Spain from which the numbering of the country's road system is measured.
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Pilton lives a good 300 kilometres (186 miles) away from Alice Springs, in the dead centre of Australia.
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Exports of foil, currently the centre of a trade clash with the United States, are up 12 percent.
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Worlds overlap and merge, the Dark Tower is at the centre of everything, and it's all pretty confusing.
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LESS than a hundred yards away, Via San Biagio dei Librai in the centre of Naples bustles with activity.
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Al Jazeera is now at the centre of a feud pitting Saudi Arabia against Qatar, its super-rich neighbour.
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In the red centre of Australia, a festival of light is illuminating the night sky for the first time.
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You need to carefully place your phone more or less dead centre of the plate, before it'll start charging.
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IN PRETTY MUCH every tournament he enters, Tiger Woods is the centre of attention among golf fans and media.
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The restaurant sits in the centre of the space, rather like a triangular spaceship in a secret aircraft hangar.
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The kingdom is at the centre of President Donald Trump's Middle East strategy of shackling its perpetual enemy Iran.
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But China has tugged it so far east that the global centre of economic gravity is now in Siberia.
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The result, say the abolitionists, is that it has become the centre of the illegal trade in worked ivory.
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Once a centre of Russian icon painting and later lacquer work, Palekh fell into disrepair after the Soviet collapse.
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The city of Fort McMurray, at the centre of the industry, has been battling a massive wildfire this week.
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Over a century ago Halford Mackinder, a founding father of geopolitics, placed Eurasia at the centre of world affairs.
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"We want to work hand-in-hand with you," he told cheering crowds in Oromia, the centre of unrest.
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The carrier is owned by HNA, a conglomerate at the centre of Mr Guo's claims about Mr Wang's family.
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The second was stronger and was closer to the Starbucks cafe which is in the centre of the hall.
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In the commercial centre of Addis Ababa a lease can now cost as much as $15,000 per square metre.
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Puzo was almost suspiciously prescient in his choice of surname for the family at the centre of his saga.
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Janis Sarts, director of NATO's Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence, which ran the experiment, said it was very simple.
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"ARM will be the centre of the Internet of Things, in which everything will be connected," he told reporters.
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In recent years film-makers have returned to these ideas and put several mothers at the centre of stories.
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Stable and wealthy, the Gulf states are already the centre of political and economic power in the Middle East.
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In 1995 the FN secured its highest scores in inner suburbs 20-123km from the centre of big cities.
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It says it wants to redesign the majestic Chiang Kai-shek Memorial in the centre of Taipei, the capital.
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Besides car-parts factories and high-tech startups, the region is the centre of the American office-furniture industry.
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Danielle Castro, who works at the Centre of Excellence for Transgender Health in San Francisco, is a trans woman.
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"The Heute Show", a satirical television programme, deadpans that the Saarland is the real centre of power in Germany.
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American candy giant Mondelez has decided to set up a Centre of Excellence for Gum and Candy in Singapore.
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The exchanges also set in motion a process that put Salisbury at the centre of an escalating diplomatic row.
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The ultimate beneficial ownership of the company at the centre of the controversy "could reportedly not be determined either".
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Four hundred years later Yoshiwara remains a centre of the sex trade, but customers' desires are becoming less explicit.
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Cordons remained in place in the centre of Salisbury and some police investigators wore full chemical and biological suits.
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Piecing together the jigsaw is all the harder if the country at the centre of the probe is unhelpful.
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He was at the centre of one flap after another, often in deals involving the use of inmate labour.
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The airline blamed "temporary unseasonably strong head winds", saying that "safety remains at the centre of the airline's operations".
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Oligopoly is also more economically relevant than the control of property at the centre of the old Monopoly game.
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"Alien" in Grosvenor Gardens, London; "Emergence" in Hanover Square and Portman Square, London; "Centre of the World" in Jerusalem.
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But while the building celebrates its opening, its German architect is at the centre of scrutiny by the government.
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Pero, the pooch at the centre of this story, will surely have a film made about him one day.
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Or is it unlikely that Ann will be at the centre of a crime investigation for a second time?
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The first time this reviewer met the author, she was living in a hotel in the centre of Juba.
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Yet for all his innate modesty, he lives on 115 manicured hectares bang in the centre of crowded Tokyo.
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Many flooded into the centre of the city of three million and have remained there as the offensive stalled.
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Boasting two Michelin stars, it sits in the centre of Berlin and serves what's described as unconventional light fare.
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Following a strategic review, the firm will place its software and online technologies at the centre of the business.
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Dr. Ian Black is a visiting senior fellow at the Middle East Centre of the London School of Economics.
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Unemployment rose to 12.4 percent this fiscal year up 1.4 percentage points, according to the Statistical Centre of Iran.
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Yet the company remains at the centre of a global battle to dominate new 5G standards for mobile communications.
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Zlatan is the undeniable centre of attention at the moment, and it suits United to keep him that way.
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Lightly oil a serving platter and place the bowl of ice in the centre of the dining table. 4.
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Another box is lit up to look as though Bieber is in the centre of some burning shooting star.
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Since Hallstatt is small, I quickly discovered not many people ventured further than the very centre of the village.
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"Looking ahead, geopolitical risks will remain front and centre of investor concerns," said Stephen Brennock of oil broker PVM.
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TASS news agency reported that around 130 Russians were ready to leave Hubei province, the centre of the outbreak.
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Another centre of infection has been the Diamond Princess cruise ship held under quarantine in Japan since Feb. 3.
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In a separate incident, an explosion killed at least three people in the centre of Kabul, police officials said.
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Roads cracked, houses crumbled, and tiles fell from the roof of Kumamoto Castle in the centre of the city.
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This time, vegetarian food is at the centre of a row over a citizen's right to freedom of choice.
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The tales of heartache and strife at the centre of every song are little more than white male fantasies.
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