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On the very same day the demonstrators were also able to seize some of Stuttgart's barracks, where parts of the garrisons openly joined them.

Mr Gummer's tax statement reveals the actual numbers: an average earner contributes £57 a year to Britain's overseas aid budget, and £28 to the EU.Even the left will be able to seize on some of the data revealed.

"Apparently the first minister of Scotland, Alex Salmond, said today, well he'd lost the referendum but never mind, he might be able to seize power some other way".

It is possible -- and some lawyers aim to find out just how possible -- that those suing Andersen will be able to seize partners' personal assets like cars and, in some states, homes.

He was able to seize the Chinese-held town of Urga (Ulan Bator) with an army of some 6,000 men and to reinstate its ruler, the Bogd Khan.

While Toronto police know that Pearl and her mother were living there for some months, they had moved on before the police were able to seize the little girl.

You have to be able to seize the moment".

"You have to be able to seize an opportunity when it is there.

But the war intervened, and he was never able to seize his chance.

He will not be able to seize the levers of power in the name of reform.

The Rangers were even able to seize the momentum in the second period.