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So they rallied in a chat group and reached out to a familiar source of guidance: the Chinese government.

He said he thought he had turned the corner when he began to "get angry" on the mound yesterday, finding a familiar source of energy.

When I left Georgia over twenty-five yeago ago, a familiar source of the unkind treatment and incivility were just bigots".

Two months on, and with dissatisfaction at the Emirates already building after the opening-day defeat by Liverpool, Wenger's failure to add to his squad since then has become a familiar source of frustration for most Arsenal supporters.

After a season of suspect loyalties and shaky resolve among its main characters, the show's finale promises a familiar source of suspense: Will Carrie save a Western city from a jihadist plot?

It came from a familiar source: out of nothing.

With this in mind the news that Australia have arrived in England with a player in their ranks who is now officially rated the world's No1 batsman should be a deliciously familiar source of trepidation.

It has scrapped its earnings forecast.Amex's problems stem in part from a familiar source: an aggressive move out of its traditional business of charge cards, which must be paid off each month, into riskier credit cards that allow customers to carry a balance.

On the contrary, taxes based on the States' power over corporations of their own creation thereafter became an increasingly familiar source of revenue.

As Bill Brown explains in the introduction to his anthology of dime Westerns, "Reading the West," not long after the Navajo Long Walk "white greed replaced Indian savagery as the most familiar source of villainy".

Like another, smaller acquisition on the same day the purchase of the Irish business of Spain's Telefónica for €780m by Three, owned by Hong Kong's Hutchison Whampoa the deal reflects the strife that bedevils European telecoms companies.The Irish transaction may bring a little balm to two familiar sources of pain.