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A fearless and hard-running prop, Bailey was a centrepiece for St George Illawarra before becoming the bedrock of the new Titans side in 2007.

There's one gadget – a grapple – which proves invaluable when negotiating mountainous territory, and provides a centrepiece for a few puzzle-solving side missions.

Use for flowers, as a centrepiece, for water or to give the most pampered cat in the world its daily milk.

Chief executive Art Ayris says the company's aim is to become "the 'Marvel' of the faith market", with the Kingstone Bible to be "a centrepiece for us in our offerings".

Among an increasingly long list of confirmed tributes to Bowie is the decorating of the Pyramid stage with a giant metal lightning bolt, a homage to the sleeve of his Aladdin Sane album, which will effectively double as a centrepiece for the festival, suspended above headline acts such as Coldplay, Muse and Adele.

The "equality debate" has opened a Pandora's box of polarisation, with campaigns for and against becoming more and more frenzied as the referendum date looms.The referendum was brought forward – with a dash of political expediency – by the ailing centre-right Labour/Fine Gael coalition, and has been the centrepiece of Irish political discourse for the last few weeks.

Osborne unveiled plans for the consultation as a centrepiece of the framework for the autumn spending review that will set out the reductions in spending expected of every government department for the next three years.

So, not without a few tears on the books desk for an institution that has been a centrepiece of our year for nearly two decades, we've decided to call it a day.

Angela Ahrendts, an American who became the company's chief executive in 2006 (and has recently left for Apple), made the digital courtship of millennials a centrepiece of her strategy for reviving the brand.

It may then buy some of these assets.It is already eyeing Norilsk Nickel, the world's largest nickel producer and a centrepiece of the 1990s loans-for-shares schemes.