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Paddick says that there are too many specialist units in the Met at the expensive of regular, response policing.

It is making money for its owner but at the expensive of customers, who have become disillusioned with its offering.

Yemen Drone strikes have had some success in tackling al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), with both the Pentagon and CIA operating drones over the country - at the expensive of civilian life.

Kit Juckes of Société Générale, for one, isn't convinced: The G20's leaders approve of policies to boost growth, while disapproving of policies to boost growth at the expensive of others.

As even a cursory glance at Fahey's discography will reveal, he was also someone who, unconsciously or otherwise, continued to make mischief at the expensive of collectors and completists.

In fact, it may be worse than meaningless, because it could encourage a company or country to prioritise cutting methane or soot or hydroflurocarbons over CO2, potentially at the expensive of the world's peak temperature.

Current production equipment is either tailored towards a specific product or is flexible, but at the expense of expensive machinery; preventing it from extensive deployment in small and medium enterprises.

They are intriguing in several ways, not least for the complete absence of any affordable homes, even at the expensive end of the "affordable" spectrum.

He signed on with New Directions, a Boston-based career counseling company at the expensive end of the spectrum, with rates starting at $30,000 and clients who are successful executives looking for a change.

At the expensive end of that appellation is the superb 1997 Clos des Truffiers, an immense wine filled with the scents of berries and spices, produced entirely from syrah from old vines.

Even at the expensive end of collecting rare stamps and modern art the true value is rather ethereal.