The G8 meeting I chaired in Northern Ireland also forged a ground-breaking initiative to stop the true owners of companies hiding behind a veil of secrecy, tackling the cancer of corruption that does so much to destroy countries and increase the risk to our own security.
As a result, aid agencies such as Unicef have forged links with foreign producers better able to produce these supplies at the scale, cost and quality required.
Mum wrote an awful letter in my name, which I refused to sign, but she forged my signature and the rest is his tory.
But it was Gram and singing harmonies with him that kind of forged whatever it is that is unique about my voice.
This is a famous exchange, but the reasons for Johnson's asperity, other than that he was fond of exercising it, got lost in the long historical process that forged a new British identity.
The pair combined brilliantly for a 57th-minute Curtis Rona try that wrested control of the match back to the Bulldogs, after Manly had forged their way to the lead for the first time courtesy of a Peta Hiku four-pointer in the 48th minute.
He wrote of how he had forged a strong friendship with Kennedy that was "built on a shared enemy, and that is alcohol".
(One wonders if Brown squirmed in his seat as her songs cut through his image of a Britishness fashioned out of values of tolerance and fair play to expose the violence that had really forged the nation).
He forged a letter in his father's name, asking Ninette de Valois for an audition for her Sadler's Wells Ballet School in 1944.
Only Missouri bucked the trend – it lethally injected 10 prisoners compared with just two the previous year, as it forged ahead with an aggressive new drive to carry out executions at a rate of almost one a month.
Better than its Britcommy veneer suggests is Love, Rosie (Lionsgate, 15); another reworking of When Harry Met Sally's "just friends" quandary, it surprises not with its cutesy story, but with punchy visual stylings and the bittersweet connection forged by lovely leads Lily Collins and Sam Claflin.
