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Child Floatsuit: £23, jojomamanbebe.co.uk This is a great confidence booster for children who are learning to swim but don't like the feel of cumbersome armbands, and provides a bit of peace of mind to worried parents.

Wilson went on to say that the upward trend in diverse representation at F8 is one Facebook works hard for, and "frankly, is exciting and provides a bit more encouragement".

AC Milan let Flamini go, but he can go straight into the squad because he knows the Arsenal way and provides a bit of defensive steel.

But don't plant too much - some plain grassland can help birds find worms and provides a bit of refreshing open space.

The difference between coping at home and needing permanent residential care is unlikely to be the presence of a neighbour popping in and providing a bit of companionship.

Early pioneer species, like sideoats grama and green sprangletop, began sprouting, enriching the soil and providing a bit of shade for later species, like Indiangrass and big bluestem.

Mr. Gonzales, 43, is himself a former miner who came here to counsel family members and provide a bit of entertainment for the children of the miners.

Carved and brightly painted clowns, acrobats and animals were fitted onto the bier to accompany the dead into the next world, to ease their journey and provide a bit of consolation for the mourners.

Childs did add some small glass fins that project from the tower façades and provide a bit of texture, but they are not enough to give any real panache or dignity to the place.

The deterioration was rendered all the more visible after the Halloween snowstorm of 2011 destroyed all 10 Bradford callery pear trees that had ringed the monument and provided a bit of a screen.

As for the potential fundraising itself, Singer said: "We are not out of line with the market in thinking that Brixton 'needs' £100m-£150m to ensure covenants are not breached, but £200m-£250m would help reduce gearing to a more comfortable level and provide a bit of flexibility in case the same quantity of debt cannot be raised to replace the £275m bonds maturing in 2010".