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This is exactly the line trotted out by NATO secretary general Anders Rasmussen in a new interview for Euronews.

Zero Dark Thirty star Jessica Chastain has called for Hollywood to stop sexualising female action stars in a new interview for the Radio Times.

Meanwhile, Bale talks about his reasons for signing on to the franchise, plus responds to suggestions that he might be just a teensy-weensy bit... ahem... intense, in a new interview for ComingSoon.net.net

Amid frantic reshuffling of Clinton's commitments on a publicity tour that has already made her near-ubiquitous in the British media, the This Morning presenter Philip Schofield suggested it had not immediately been possible to schedule a new interview for the ITV show.

In a new interview for the BBC Mastertapes series, Paul McCartney defended Kanye West's use of racially volatile language in his single "All Day".

One Direction may call themselves "lazy" and "normal lads" in a new interview for Glamour magazine, but you probably shouldn't believe them.

Between us we invented a new interview show for David on Sunday mornings, which ran for a remarkable 21 years.

Another subsample of 103 (38%) individuals from sample 2 was randomly selected and a new interview arranged for 1 2 weeks later.

With regard to temporal stability, a subsample of 123 (40.59 %) individuals was randomly selected and a new interview was arranged for 1 2 weeks later.

"I've broken down I don't know how many times". Serena Williams discussed the harrowing complications she suffered during ― and after ― the birth of her daughter, Alexis Olympia, in a revealing new interview for Vogue's February issue.

A spokesman refused a request for a new interview with Mr. Skilling, citing the forthcoming testimony.