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Delury said Trump was also likely to ditch the highly contentious Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) which under Obama had been "a centrepiece of an American resurgence of its role in Asia".
Lagerfeld has touched on the eco theme before, most notably in 2010 when he imported a giant iceberg as a centrepiece of a Paris catwalk.
The policy, described by Conservative colleagues as "nanny statism at its worst", was a centrepiece of a wide-ranging budget in which Osborne cut key taxes but warned of slower economic growth.
Murray's dogs were a centrepiece of a BBC documentary this year that shed a light on a life of normal domesticity in the Surrey stockbroker belt, where he lives with his girlfriend, Kim Sears, and gave the lie to perceptions of him as a scowling Scot.
The then prime minister had wanted to make a referendum on the euro a centrepiece of his second term.
A centrepiece of the gallery will be a 1929 Handley Page aircraft with a 12-metre wingspan suspended from the ceiling.
Handled correctly, such an expansion could become a centrepiece of Xi Jinping's rule.On October 7th Mr Xi said the government was drawing up a "master plan" for not just more reform, but a "profound revolution".
A centrepiece of Assad's address – a call for national dialogue – was seen by a dissident group, the Local Co-ordinating Committee, as a bid to buy time while security sweeps continued.
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.
In a policy that will be a centrepiece of his campaign to tackle the "cost of living crisis", the Labour leader is pledging to make three-year tenancy agreements the norm for those in the private rented sector.
