The debates are now the centrepiece of the presidential campaign.
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The alliance with America is the centrepiece of Australia's foreign policy.
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Mr Stankey said HBO would be the centrepiece of that offer.
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In many Arab homes the television is the centrepiece of Ramadan.
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Its churches have been the centrepiece for local and national events.
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We stood face-to-face with the facility's centrepiece: the blast chamber.
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With the centrepiece being mock floggings in the middle of the town.
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Eventually he hopes the facility will become the centrepiece of a resort.
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This is the centrepiece of a deregulatory bill already approved by the House.
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"This is a massive undertaking which TrueLayer intends to be the centrepiece of".
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At the same time blood is becoming even more of a centrepiece in medicine.
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The centrepiece of his economic policy is a bold experiment in raising the minimum wage.
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Trump, a Republican, has made a hardline stance on immigration a centrepiece of his presidency.
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The public listing of national oil company Saudi Aramco, planned next year, is its centrepiece.
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King Louis Philippe of France made one the centrepiece of the world's most elegantly planned city.
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The centrepiece of the deal ought to be to secure maximum access to Europe's single market.
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It is the centrepiece of a decade-long, A$200bn ($148bn) construction boom in gas-export facilities.
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"Headless" is the centrepiece, Bischoff's recurring bass riff floating on the high strings like oil on water.
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The IPO of less than 5 percent of state-run Aramco is a centrepiece of that effort.
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The centrepiece of Mr Temer's plan is a constitutional amendment to freeze public spending in real terms.
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Last year, 100,000 people visited over three days, many coming for the agricultural centrepiece: the livestock competition.
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Mosul has formed the centrepiece of IS's ambitions since its capture by the jihadist group in June 2014.
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First, the centrepiece of today's bill is a cut in the corporate tax rate, from 35% to 20%.
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The hand-blown glass container holds two litres, is dishwasher safe, and looks simply lovely as a centrepiece.
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The Single Supervisory Mechanism is the centrepiece of this initiative; it oversees the 130 largest euro area banks.
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That main Bowie at the front, the Ziggy centrepiece, veers too close to dodgy Beatles-in-Mongolia territory.
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He could make job-creation, a major problem during his first term when unemployment increased, his uncontroversial centrepiece policy.
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" At the centrepiece of the Queen's Speech was the biggest shakeup of prisons in the UK "since Victorian times.
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But the centrepiece is a plaster mould by Antonio Canova (pictured, below), which shows the president in Roman garb.
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The centrepiece is a series of television screens tracking the fortunes of the five companies listed on the exchange.
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In Bahrain, developers are planning to turn a submerged 747 into the centrepiece of a new underwater theme park.
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Their projects are focused on re-energising Kabul's old city, and Murad Khani is the centrepiece of their efforts.
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The IPO is the centrepiece of the government's plan, known as Vision 2030, to diversify the economy away from oil.
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The centrepiece is its control room, built by Soviet engineers in 1962, still furnished with its original knobs and dials.
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She seems to have persuaded Mr Abe, whose pledge to raise incomes was a centrepiece of his economic reform package.
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The centrepiece of the plan is a big reduction in the headline rate of corporate taxation from 500% to 20%.
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The district's centrepiece is a U-shaped glass block, the headquarters of Veolia, the world's largest water-and-waste group.
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The deal is the centrepiece of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's plans to diversify the Saudi economy away from oil.
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Compare album centrepiece "Come Together" with its single version, where Gillespie enacts a loved-up Ecstasy high in winsome style.
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Although the Bloc Québécois, led by Yves-François Blanchet, favours secession it did not make that a centrepiece of its campaign.
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The centrepiece of the Conservative election platform, launched only last Thursday, was a shake-up of social care for the elderly.
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The centrepiece of Mr Trump's package is an overhaul of the corporate tax system—something most policymakers agree is badly needed.
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America was by then the most powerful economy, and the Fed the centrepiece of the interwar financial system (see chart 23).
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Its centrepiece is a cap-and-trade programme like California's, which could eventually be integrated into the same regional electricity market.
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The 7,000-tonne latticed structure is the centrepiece of a new Louvre that will finally open in Abu Dhabi next month.
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Aramco's planned IPO is the centrepiece of Saudi Arabia's economic transformation drive to attract foreign investment and diversify away from oil.
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The 2022 World Cup is the centrepiece of a carefully crafted strategy to project Qatar onto the global stage via sport.
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Its centrepiece is a plan to sell up to 5 percent of Aramco in an initial public offering (IPO) next year.
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"Your Blind Passenger" (2010, pictured below) is the centrepiece of a new retrospective of Olafur Eliasson's work at Tate Modern in London.
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"The centrepiece of the new social contract is the primacy of the citizen over the state," Mr Gref wrote at the time.
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Donald Trump laid out a wide-ranging tax-reform plan, the centrepiece of which is slashing corporation tax from 35% to 15%.
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The centrepiece is a meeting spot named "Salon de Mago" after a goddess of female creativity, which overlooks the village's main street.
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But they revile the system of favouritism and patronage built by the ruling party, of which the 30% quota is a centrepiece.
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In particular, it said that the protection of individual privacy, not the promotion of spookdom, should be the centrepiece of the bill.
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The stupa is the centrepiece of a sprawling religious complex, not all of it quite so bling, inhabited by the Dhammakaya movement.
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It is the centrepiece of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's plans to diversify the Saudi economy away from its reliance on oil.
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The listing is a centrepiece of a plan championed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to diversify Saudi Arabia's economy beyond oil.
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The deliberations of America's founders suggest that the centrepiece of the presidential oath is the pledge to "preserve, protect and defend the constitution".
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Now the centrepiece of her manifesto, a plan to make the elderly pay more for social care, was reversed after just four days.
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Mr Duterte, for decades the mayor of Mindanao's biggest city, Davao, made bringing peace to the island a centrepiece of his election campaign.
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He spoke from Pakkoku, a small town about 25 km (15 miles) northeast of Bagan, the centrepiece of Myanmar's rapidly expanding tourism industry.
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DIVIDEND PAYOUT The listing is the centrepiece of the crown prince's plan to shake up the Saudi economy and diversify away from oil.
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Netanyahu's main rival, centrist former general Benny Gantz, made Netanyahu's legal troubles a centrepiece of his campaigns in two Israeli elections last year.
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However, his plan to split Eskom into three entities, seen as a centrepiece of economic reforms, has struggled to get off the ground.
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However his plan to split Eskom into three entities, seen as a centrepiece of economic reforms, has struggled to get off the ground.
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The centrepiece of the collection in Weimar is a donation that Gropius made to the city, mostly of furniture and items for children.
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Netanyahu's main rival, centrist former general Benny Gantz, made Netanyahu's legal troubles a centrepiece of his campaigns in two Israeli elections last year.
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The 6,000 megawatt Grand Renaissance Dam is the centrepiece of the Horn of Africa country's bid to become the continent's biggest power exporter.
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The deal is the centrepiece of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's plans to diversify the Saudi economy away from its reliance on oil.
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The eponymous soundtrack centrepiece to the company's remake of their most romantic classic, "Beauty and the Beast" now has a very OTT video clip.
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Its centrepiece is the gold-plated dome over the shrine of the 295th and 11th Shia imams (rulers), which jihadists blew up in 2006.
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The leap is the centrepiece of the government's plan to revive the economy by boosting the incomes of the poor; further hikes are planned.
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WHEN KENGO KUMA was ten years old, his father took him to the Yoyogi National Stadium, the centrepiece of the Tokyo Olympics in 1964.
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JAMES DAWSONLondon Much as nationalism might be part of the Law and Justice party's ideology in Poland, it is by no means its centrepiece.
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THE centrepiece of the opening-bell ritual at the London Stock Exchange on February 210nd was a roll call to honour 220 global investors.
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The centrepiece of the constitution approved in the wake of the "People Power Revolution", ironically enough, was the six-year limit on the presidency.
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The Aramco IPO is the centrepiece of an ambitious plan championed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to diversify Saudi Arabia's economy beyond oil.
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Aramco's IPO is the centrepiece of a Saudi Arabian government plan to transform the economy by attracting foreign investment and diversifying away from oil.
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Black Rock's one-of-a-kind centrepiece has two glass-topped rubber sealed channels, containing 17 litres of booze each, carved along its length.
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The centrepiece of the float will be a mural of Michael called "Saint George," a design already found on a mural in the city.
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The Social Democrats, coalition partners of Merkel's ruling conservatives, have made increasing investment a centrepiece of their election campaign a year before the federal vote.
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It was billed as the centrepiece of an urban renewal plan, which over time would improve health care as more doctors stayed in the region.
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The policy, aimed at preventing long-term interest rates from sliding too much, is a centrepiece of the bank's efforts to stabilise the Japanese economy.
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The centrepiece of the reform is a drastic cut to the corporate-tax rate, from 35% to 21%, taking it below the rich-country average.
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But the centrepiece is not the meal, or even the awarding of the prize, but the discussions with the shortlisted authors that punctuate the evening.
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The centrepiece of this strategy is the "Scandinavian-Mediterranean corridor" from Sweden and Finland, through Denmark, Germany, Austria and Italy to Malta in the south.
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The budget's centrepiece, a €3.6 billion ($3.9 billion) cut to taxes on first homes, looks more likely to woo middle-class voters than boost GDP.
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The interview sequence that makes of the video's centrepiece recalls David Cronenberg's Videodrome, especially with the stacks of monitors reflecting Tesfaye's image again and again.
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Simegnew was the public face of the Grand Renaissance Dam project on the River Nile - the centrepiece of Ethiopia's bid to become Africa's biggest power exporter.
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The centrepiece of the strategy is listing oil firm Aramco , which is expected to be the world's biggest IPO and raise tens of billions of dollars.
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And it will be the centrepiece of the largest political celebration in China in a decade: the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Communist state.
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The cash-strapped utility is desperate to push ahead with a turnaround plan that is a centrepiece of President Cyril Ramaphosa's efforts to reform the economy.
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Morrison, whose conservative coalition defied polls on Saturday to secure a third straight three-year term, made economic management the centrepiece of his re-election campaign.
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He began tapping—playing strings percussively on the fretboard—after watching videos of Eddie van Halen on YouTube (it is evident on "Tarhatazed", the album's centrepiece).
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The centrepiece of ADNOC's strategy is the Ruwais industrial complex, which ADNOC wants to turn into the largest integrated refining and petrochemicals complex in the world.
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This is such an obvious point of consensus that congressional Republicans have made it the new centrepiece of their economic policy, replacing deficit-reduction (see article).
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The AIFC, an economic zone modelled on Dubai's International Financial Center, is the centrepiece of the former Soviet republic's plans to become a regional financial hub.
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Other popular characters such as Squirtle and Meowth also make an appearance on the watch face, but ultimately it's Pikachu that clearly stands out as the centrepiece.
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Roh Moo-hyun, who made a counter-corruption drive a centrepiece of his presidency, jumped to his death in 2009 as charges of wrongdoing mounted against him.
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The judges stymied a referendum aimed at nullifying the centrepiece of a 2014 employment law—the main structural reform of the previous government, led by Matteo Renzi.
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Aramco's planned IPO, which could potentially raise $100 billion, is the centrepiece of Saudi Arabia's economic transformation drive to attract foreign investment and diversify away from oil.
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The centrepiece of the dress was a collection of gem-like pieces, which many fans noted resembled the Infinity Stones accumulated by Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War.
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The Guardian reports:About 50 baboons were reported to have got out and congregated around the Grand Rocher, the fake rock centrepiece of the zoo, on Friday morning.
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Two sources with knowledge of the negotiations said the contract for the 12 new submarines, a centrepiece of Australia's future defence strategy, would be announced within hours.
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The project is NEOM, a $500 billion business zone on the Red Sea coast that is the centrepiece of Mohammed's vision for a modern, dynamic Saudi Arabia.
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In looking like it could do with a quick pressure spray and a lick of paint, the stadium acts as an apposite centrepiece for the local area.
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Treat it like the centrepiece of a critically acclaimed exhibit, and gaze upon it for an almost uncomfortable amount of time – murmuring in admiration all the while.
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Selling the stake has been a centrepiece of Vision 2030, a plan to diversify the Saudi economy away from oil championed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Netanyahu's political opponents, including the centrist former general Benny Ganytz, made his legal troubles a centrepiece of their campaigns against him in two Israeli elections last year.
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The centrepiece of the economic programme is likely to be a restructuring of Argentina's $105bn debt to foreign bondholders (which does not include debt to the IMF).
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Since just over half of voters in the constituency backed Brexit in the referendum, Ms Dodds has not made her pro-Remain stance the centrepiece of her campaign.
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Obama, the third U.S. president to visit Vietnam since ties were restored in 1995, has made a strategic 'rebalance' towards Asia-Pacific a centrepiece of his foreign policy.
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Now, treated as a sacred relic, Washington's wartime headquarters forms the centrepiece of a new museum dedicated to the continuing American argument over the meaning of its past.
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Dubbed the "Peace to Prosperity" workshop, the centrepiece was a 96-page plan that pledged $50bn-worth of investment in Palestine and neighbouring countries after a peace deal.
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The inequity perceived in global distribution of wealth is not just unique to emerging countries it's very much in the centrepiece of developing countries and the United States.
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THE centrepiece of Saudi Arabia's plans to transform its economy is the blockbuster sale of a stake in Saudi Aramco, reckoned to be the world's most valuable company.
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The BOJ has resorted to a range of unconventional policy steps such as negative interest rates, which some now see as becoming the centrepiece of future monetary easing.
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The IPO is the centrepiece of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's plans to attract foreign capital and wean off the largest Arab economy away from oil revenues.
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Instead of being the centrepiece of a more assertive Saudi regional strategy, the Yemen intervention has called into question Riyadh's military influence, said one former senior Obama administration official.
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The centrepiece of his Temple of Health in London was a celestial bed that he claimed could combat sterility and produce perfect babies by pouring out waves of magnetism.
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The centrepiece will be a corporate bank, providing businesses in Germany, Europe and elsewhere with cash management, trade finance, foreign exchange and so forth: dull-sounding work but steady.
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The centrepiece of Chinese President Xi Jinping's economic programme also involves developing the mines and oil and gas fields necessary to supply the raw materials for this vast undertaking.
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The sources said Putin hopes the reshuffle will help accelerate implementation of a vast state spending plan seen as the centrepiece of what may be his final presidential term.
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Listing part of the oil giant is a centrepiece of Vision 2030, a plan to diversify the Saudi economy beyond oil, which is championed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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The study of his relationship with his dysfunctional father—which forms the centrepiece of "A Death in the Family", the first volume, and ripples through the other five—is unforgettable.
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In 2015, organisers had to scrap the original logo over accusations of plagiarism and the original design for the centrepiece National Stadium was ditched because it was deemed too expensive.
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This, combined with the determination to prevent a recurrence of the Depression, prompted policymakers to adopt Keynesian economics, and the multiplier, as the centrepiece of the post-war economic order.
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Even if WEKO succeeds in breaking Swatch's dominant position in watch movements, the battle is likely to switch to Swatch's monopoly on "assortments", the centrepiece of each mechanical watch movement.
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While strolling through the bustling town square that serves as the show's centrepiece set, Lenù and Lila witness brutal dramas in which impoverished characters grapple with debts owed and statuses disrespected.
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Last week, Australia's conservative government secured legislative support for A$158 billion ($110 billion) worth of tax cuts over the next decade, the centrepiece of its plan to reinvigorate the economy.
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Harder to accommodate is Mr Uribe's insistence that FARC leaders should be tried by Colombia's supreme court, rather than by the special tribunal, the centrepiece of the agreement's chapter on justice.
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South Africa's carbon tax law kicks-in on June 1 after nearly a decade of delays, and forms the centrepiece of the climate mitigation response of one of Africa's worst polluters.
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Mr Järvi's idea for the concert, where Mr Reich's unusually crowd-pleasing interpretation of Radiohead songs formed the centrepiece, was to create an all-round experience of music and light design.
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The centrepiece listing of state oil company Saudi Aramco - expected alone to raise up to $100 billion - is on track to go ahead next year, Prince Mohammed told Reuters in October.
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The BOJ plans to make negative interest rates the centrepiece of future monetary easing as expansions to its already massive asset buying near their limits, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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The centrepiece of the deal is a pledge by China to purchase at least an additional $200 billion worth of U.S. farm products and other goods and services over two years.
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The centrepiece of ADNOC's strategy is the Ruwais industrial complex, which ADNOC wants to turn into the largest integrated refining and petrochemicals complex in the world, al-Jaber said at the conference.
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On the surface, the centrepiece of the haul Cleveland received for Mr Irving was Mr Thomas, who is about as close to a statistical clone of Mr Irving as one can get.
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Had President Donald Trump studied the contradictions in his predecessor's record, his ambition to make closer Saudi relations the centrepiece of his Middle East policy might have stood a chance of success.
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Just four years before, as the centrepiece of his trumpeted "pivot" to Asia, Mr Obama had signed the 21-year protocol under which the "Marine Rotational Force-Darwin" (MRF-D) is deployed.
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The centrepiece of the trip was a speech by Mr Trump to dozens of Sunni Muslim leaders, which his staff billed as an answer to Mr Obama's address in Cairo in 2009.
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There's the controlled clatter of the album's title-track centrepiece, building from a quiet and solitary two-note riff, little cracks of pensive melodies gathering together, joined by a simple 8-beat.
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Adidas is in the middle of a reported $200 million, 13-year endorsement contract with Houston Rockets star guard James Harden, who is the centrepiece of the apparel maker's basketball shoe lineup.
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Sitting at a Fender Rhodes piano, the composer details how he came up with the memorable, sweeping centrepiece, "Laura Palmer's Theme," and the director's excited reaction to hearing it for the first time.
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Idaho and Nebraska also voted to participate in the expansion of Medicaid, the federal health-care programme for people under 65, that was a centrepiece of former President Barack Obama's health-care reform.
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The deal, worth an estimated $9 billion, was to have been the centrepiece of a visit to India by French President Francois Hollande, invited as guest of honour for Tuesday's Republic Day parade.
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The withdrawal agreement, the centrepiece of Theresa May's premiership, which she has spent nearly two years hammering out with the European Union, was rejected after five days' debate by 432 votes to 202.
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The Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) is a centrepiece of the junta's policy to boost growth in Thailand and targets investment into hi-tech industries, as it transitions from those reliant on cheap labor.
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Tokyo, which in 2013 beat Istanbul and Madrid to host the games, has been embarrassed by a number of woes since then, including scrapping the design for the centrepiece Olympic stadium, delaying construction.
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Valentino, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, and more can all be found in the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a beautiful mall housed inside an 19th-century arcade, near the city's centrepiece: the Duomo, pictured below.
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Aramco's initial public offering (IPO) is the centrepiece of the Saudi crown prince's vision for diversifying the kingdom away from its oil dependence by using the $22014 billion raised to develop other industries.
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Among other feats, he chronicled the murders and tortures meted out to the inmates, and the transformation of a modest internment and labour camp into the giant centrepiece of Hitler's extermination of the Jews.
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The plan to float about 5 percent of Aramco is a centrepiece of Vision 2030, a programme to diversify the Saudi economy beyond oil that is championed by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.
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The dollar edged lower against a basket of currencies , hurt by a media report that suggested the implementation of a centrepiece corporate tax cut under discussion in U.S. tax reforms plans could be delayed.
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Giant Korean kickboxer Hong Man Choi, the centrepiece for ROAD FC 027, earned a questionable "knockout" victory over bloated Chinese fighter Aorigele—a comical ending to a fight which drew claims of a fix.
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Another Twitter user, Meshal Althaidy, described Prince Mohammed's push to take Aramco public - the centrepiece of a reform agenda aimed at weaning the economy off oil - as "a fierce battle" that Saudis should support.
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Of those, 680 billion baht of planned investment was for the Eastern Economic Corridor, a centrepiece of the junta's policy to boost growth and hi-tech industries such as robotics, electric vehicles and aviation.
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The centrepiece of IDEA is its guarantee of a "free and appropriate education" geared to the specific needs of each student via "individual educational programmes" (IEPs) hammered out by experts, teachers and parents each year.
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Even if the trial that is the book's centrepiece lags, her wide historical lens makes it a valuable, timely addition to discussions of gender and power, not to mention an eerie echo of recent news.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman eventually wants around 5% of the company to be public as the centrepiece of his plan to diversify the Saudi economy away from oil, attract foreign investments and create jobs.
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"Would the president allow the vice president to succeed in his centrepiece program of an anti-drugs war while he himself dismally failed," opposition congressman Edcel Lagman said in an interview with ANC news channel.
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The idea of banning so-called proprietary trading — conceived by former Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker — was a centrepiece of former president Barack Obama's efforts to build a bulwark against future crises requiring public bailouts.
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This was due to the BJF's agreement with the UFC, which soon evaporated and the UK was then left without its flagship judo centrepiece just four months after the deal between the two organisations began.
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The centrepiece of those efforts is the mayor's expansion of the Detroit Land Bank, a quasi-governmental authority which now owns 2000,218 properties across the city—most of them acquired through foreclosure because of unpaid taxes.
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The Nikkei business daily reported that the BOJ plans to make its controversial negative interest rate policy the centrepiece of future monetary easing, promising to weigh further cuts as expansions to asset buying near their limits.
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Bellamy's said in March it would miss the January 2018 deadline and announced in June it was buying the China-registered Camperdown formula cannery in the state of Victoria as the centrepiece of a turnaround strategy.
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The Aramco IPO, which could raise $100 billion, is a centrepiece of Vision 2030, an ambitious reform plan to diversify the Saudi economy beyond oil which is being championed by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.
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Earlier on Friday, British finance minister George Osborne said that after the vote to leave the EU, he was abandoning his goal of eliminating Britain's budget deficit by 13, once the centrepiece of his fiscal policy.
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Kim Yo Jong would be the first member of the Kim family, born on the sacred Mount Paektu, which is a centrepiece of the North's idolization and propaganda campaign, to cross the border to the South.
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TOKYO, Jan 22 (Reuters) - The International Olympic Committee said on Friday that Tokyo's preparations for the 2020 Summer Games couldn't be better despite embarrassments such as scrapping its logo and delays in building its centrepiece stadium.
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Conze, hired last year from British home appliance maker Dyson, has made Joyn a centrepiece of a strategic pivot to digital growth that he hopes can offset declines in advertising revenues at ProSieben's commercial TV channels.
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Four accidents this year alone, including two fatal ones in two months, resulted in the dismissal this week of the commander of the iconic US Seventh Fleet — the centrepiece of the American military presence in Asia.
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Her U-turn on a plan to fund social care for the elderly, four days after it was heralded as the centrepiece of the Conservative manifesto, turned her slogan of "strong and stable leadership" into a punchline.
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The titanium alloy part is the centrepiece of a 3-metre-wide fan on engines built for the world's largest airliner by U.S.-based Engine Alliance, co-owned by General Electric and United Technologies unit Pratt & Whitney.
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That orientation was manifest, in office, in the pivot towards Asia that he hoped would be a centrepiece of his foreign policy—though he failed to deliver its central element, America's participation in the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Drawn in the familiar squiggly style of MS Paint, wearing a blue robe and wielding a staff, the Bitcoin wizard is the centrepiece of what is arguably the most celebrated and iconic Reddit ad of all time.
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That phrase was the centrepiece of the Spice Girls debut single "Wannabe" in 1996 and while it may have initially been devoid of any linguistic meaning, it's arguably gone on to define the topography of the decade.
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Autonomy was supposed to be the centrepiece of a plan to transform HP from a PC and printer maker into a software-focused enterprise services firm, a shift successfully undertaken by IBM in the previous two decades.
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Sources have told Reuters in recent days that the BOJ will consider making negative interest rates the centrepiece of future monetary easing and are mulling ways to widen the gap between short- and long-term interest rates.
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The Saudi Crown Prince has made Aramco's initial public offering (IPO) the centrepiece of his vision of diversifying the Kingdom's economy away from its dependence on oil by using the $25.6 billion raised to develop other sectors.
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It will be a centrepiece of the biennial gathering of the church, which is this year focusing on commemorations of the Reformation, launched in 1517 when Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses on the door of Wittenberg Cathedral.
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The centrepiece in 20173 was in the form of a basket-shaped object with petals radiating from its base—17 metres high and 50 metres across—an assemblage of potted plants with, as always, a message (see picture).
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Finance Minister Tito Mboweni on Wednesday painted a bleaker outlook for economic growth and debt in his maiden budget speech, whose centrepiece was a pledge to give Eskom 69 billion rand over three years to avert its collapse.
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The windfall came after 2000 years of waiting patiently for the Gwadar port to emerge as the centrepiece of China's ambitious plans for a trade and energy corridor stretching from the Persian Gulf, across Pakistan, into western Xinjiang.
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"All of this (innovation) is making this device not only a new smartphone but more than a phone, the centrepiece of a new ecosystem, and that's where the Gear 360 comes into play," he said in an interview.
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The ambitious Sardar Sarovar dam is the centrepiece of the multi-billion dollar Narmada Valley development project to provide water and power to millions in India's west through a series of dams, reservoirs and canals spanning three states.
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It is also a lot more meditative than previous efforts by Presley; the record is built around a bold, emotive ballad centrepiece ("I Can Dream You") and generally feels more heavily weighted towards Presley's lyricism than ever before.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's upper house Senate passed on Thursday A$158 billion ($110 billion) worth of tax cuts over the next decade, the centrepiece of the conservative government's plan to boost an economy that is threatening to stall.
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The Saudi Crown Prince has made the Aramco initial public offering (IPO) the centrepiece of his plan to diversify the Kingdom's economy away from its dependence on oil by using the $210 billion raised to develop other sectors.
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LONDON, Oct 10 (Reuters) - James Dyson, the British inventor of the bagless vacuum cleaner, on Thursday cancelled his ambitious project to build an electric car, the centrepiece of a 2.5 billion pound ($3.1 billion)investment in new technology.
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Candidates like Xenophon are viewed as trustworthy, and are increasingly seen as a brake on pushing through radical reforms, such as the coalition's centrepiece A$50 billion corporate tax break or Labor's strong push to legalise gay marriage.
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The war on drugs, Duterte's centrepiece policy, has caused international alarm over what United Nations experts have called a "staggering" number of illegal killings by police, who say they shot thousands of drug suspects only in self defense.
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The citizen's wage is the flagship policy of Di Maio's anti-establishment 5-Star Movement which has governed since June with the right-wing League, and it is a centrepiece of Rome's big-spending 2019 budget outlined last week.
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U.K.-based Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) was chosen in an international contest to build the centrepiece stadium, but the much-criticised futuristic design was dropped last year in just one of a series of embarrassments for Tokyo Olympics planners.
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The trade pact is a centrepiece of the Obama administration's "pivot" towards Asia and is meant to solidify the U.S.'s presence in what is considered by many American companies as the most economically dynamic part in the world.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made his Make in India programme, which seeks to attract foreign investment in export-oriented manufacturing, a centrepiece of an economic recovery plan that needs to create a million jobs a month to succeed.
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The IPO, which Saudi officials expect to value the oil producer at a minimum of $2 trillion, is the centrepiece of a Saudi Arabian government plan to transform the economy by attracting foreign investment and diversifying away from oil.
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Part car, part pickup truck, the Australian-made utility vehicle has become synonymous with farmers Down Under and is the centrepiece of the annual Deni Ute Muster festival, a two-day alcohol-fuelled celebration of all things rural Australia.
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The initial public offering (IPO) of 270 percent of state-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco was a centrepiece of the crown prince's plan to diversify the kingdom's economy beyond oil by raising $270 billion for investment in other sectors.
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Still, they are revered by the Christian faithful, among them the coachloads of pilgrims who squeeze through a narrow sandstone entrance in the Church of the Nativity all year round to visit the birth grotto that is its centrepiece.
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The plan to float about 5 percent of Aramco aims to raise $100 billion and is a centrepiece of Vision 2030, a programme to diversify Saudi Arabia's economy away from oil that is championed by Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.
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The IPO proposal is the centrepiece of an ambitious strategy by the hard-charging deputy crown prince Mohammed bin Salman to overhaul the country's economy, using a broad-based privatisation programme to boost employment and diversify the kingdom away from oil.
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"I'll Get By," the centrepiece of Pianos Become The Teeth's The Lack Long After, finds frontman Kyle Durfey ruminating on the importance of carrying on with his life after his father's death, while still bearing the weight of his grief.
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Leader Kim Jong Un has made economic development the centrepiece of his strategy and told officials this week that building a self-supporting economy would be a blow to the "hostile forces" that have imposed sanctions on the North Korea.
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The Harbour City mall in Hong Kong is playing host to a Smurf art exhibition for a month, and has also turned one of its courtyards into a Smurf village with a 6 metre-tall mushroom house as its centrepiece.
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Her vow to quit the single currency has long divided the FN: those around Florian Philippot, her lieutenant, consider it a centrepiece; those close to Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, her niece and an FN deputy, see it as a distraction.
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"If Lotte is chosen, it's expected to have a positive influence on Hotel Lotte's planned IPO, which is the centrepiece of Lotte Group's announced target of turning into a holding company structure," said Yang Ji-hye, retail analyst for Meritz Securities.
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The most extensive exhibition ever devoted to his painting (no other artists feature), it is the centrepiece of a nationwide celebration of the Dutch master and De Stijl ("The Style"), the art movement that Mondrian helped found exactly a century ago.
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It may look like any other picture of a silicon chip, but this one's rather special: It's the centrepiece of a new 94 GHz radar system being developed by the European Space Agency, that will transform radar systems in space missions.
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One of the oldest disputes is between Britain and Greece over the marble statuary that was removed from the Parthenon in Athens by Lord Elgin and sold to the British government in 2000 to become the centrepiece of the British Museum.
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The whole aim of the government is to rebalance the economy in favour of workers, and against capital (rent controls were the centrepiece of his latest speech); voters might welcome this, but you can't expect owners of capital to like it.
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The cash-strapped power utility, which generates more than 90 percent of the country's power, is desperate to end the work stoppages and push ahead with a turnaround plan that is centrepiece of President Cyril Ramaphosa's pledge to reform the economy.
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The centrepiece of the exhibition is a striking film of Mr Alÿs slowly kicking a flaming football through the dark night of downtown Ciudad Juárez, attracting stares from locals and scaring away stray dogs as police sirens wail in the distance.
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Lorenzana did not explain the circumstances of the Chinese pullout from the shoal, the centrepiece of a case Manila filed in 2013 at the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague that was decided in Manila's favour on July 12.
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The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is expected to make negative interest rates the centrepiece of a new policy framework - widely seen as a desperate attempt to show it still has the means to to lift Japan out of years of stagnation.
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Kim Yo Jong is the first member of the ruling Kim family bearing the bloodline of the sacred Mount Paektu, a centrepiece of the North's idolisation and propaganda campaign, to cross the border into the South since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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Small wonder that foreign investment in the defence industry, touted as a centrepiece of the government's Make In India campaign to boost domestic manufacturing, amounted to less than $200,000 from 2014 to 2017, out of some $60bn of FDI in 2017 alone.
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HP had bought big data firm Autonomy with the aim of making it the centrepiece of a plan to transform HP from a computer and printer maker into a software-focused enterprise services firm, a shift that rival IBM had already pulled off.
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In choosing to spotlight an Islamic-imperial milestone, the government signalled their new national priorities: making Islam the centrepiece of Turkish politics, increasing their influence in previously Ottoman regions of the Middle East, and seeking a presidential system that emulates a Sultanate.
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Its full operation had been delayed first until January and later pushed back to March, in a setback for the government which has hailed it as a centrepiece of the construction boom that has driven strong economic growth under Erdogan's 15-year rule.
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Kim Yo Jong, 28, is the first member of the ruling Kim family bearing the bloodline of the sacred Mount Paektu, a centrepiece of the North's idolisation and propaganda campaign, to cross the border into the South since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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An example is Tony Abbott's battle for re-election, with the pro-coal former prime minister facing Zali Steggall, a centrist independent who has made action on climate change the centrepiece of her campaign in the previously safe Liberal Party seat in Sydney's north.
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LONDON, July 1 (Reuters) - British finance minister George Osborne said on Friday he was no longer sticking to his once centrepiece policy of turning the country's budget deficit into a surplus by 2020 after the country voted to leave the European Union last week.
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The global rout in bond markets that accompanied Trump's surprise win has also spilled over to Japan where the central bank radically shifted its policy framework at its late-September meeting, making yield-curve control its centrepiece, rather than its already negative benchmark interest rate.
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The centrepiece of the 67-page majority opinion, written by the court's chief judge, Roger Gregory, is a traipse through a 17-month-long string of declarations, tweets and comments from the president and his advisers which reveal the true motive behind the travel restrictions.
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Australia intends to buy 12 new submarines, a centrepiece of its defence strategy unveiled in February, which called for an increase in military spending of nearly A$30 billion over the next 10 years to protect strategic and trade interests in the Asia-Pacific.
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However, that fragile peace was broken this week by the weakening of the government's centrepiece energy policy, which had included the imposition of a target of a 26 percent reduction in greenhouse emissions from Australia's energy generators, an issue that has repeatedly divided the government.
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The centrepiece of the new partnership was a deal in which China would invest £6 billion ($8 billion) in a new French-built nuclear power station at Hinkley Point in south-west England, before building one of its own in the south-east (see page 21).
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The King Abdullah Economic City is little more than an expensive white elephantMoreover, the centrepiece of MBS' Vision 2030 plan, the new futuristic city of Neom, looks increasingly like it is going the way of similar developments pursued by the Crown Prince's uncle and former king, Abdullah.
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Despite having a name in Michelberger Music, and despite also including performances from tens upon tens of artists, the timing made it feel as though 22, A Million was the centrepiece and the weekend's performances had been placed around it: a unique way to launch a new record.
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Of the total applications, 680 billion baht worth of investment was in the Eastern Economic Corridor, a centrepiece of the junta's policy to boost growth and target investment into hi-tech industries such as robotics, electric vehicles and aviation, as Thailand transitions from those dependent on cheap labour.
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The season's centrepiece, "Things Fall Apart", is an interdisciplinary showcase of film, photography, propaganda and public art, and it sheds fascinating light on a relationship that has, in the West at least, been overlooked and largely forgotten in the years since the cold war drew to a close.
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The film's centrepiece recounts how Mr Murray bumped into a rock band at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas, went with them to a house party, carried in their guitar amps, served lasagne to his fellow guests, accompanied the band on the tambourine and sweet-talked the police who responded to noise complaints.
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"We had to sell some of our other properties, but we never gave up," Ms Abbasoglu says, standing next to the site's centrepiece, a giant mosaic that seems to float above ground like a magic carpet, the effect of centuries of earthquakes and floods that caused some of its parts to rise and others to sink.
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Topliffe was even the centrepiece of a VICE documentary which storied the resurgence of the bare-knuckle scene in the UK. You can't help but feel competing in the bare-knuckle boxing, or BKB, environment—one which sees men fight on a squared, grass pitch encased in bales of hay in operations less professional than UBBAD—seems a fall from grace for Guillard.
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