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The 42-year-old has been able to alternate radically different approaches from one competition to another, deploying a relatively defensive system in Europe while setting out more assertively in the domestic league, which Rovers won by four points despite the additional physical demands placed on his part-time players by a European campaign that has stretched their season to 59 matches.

One of my favourite lines belonged to Sandy, when he was congratulating Roper on the decoy run at the Syrian border: "You are a very bad man!" It was said like a joke, accompanied by a feeble high five – one public school boy to another, deploying a tone of camp distance to make their mundane exploits seem more exciting.

One quickly sets up a gizmo to detect incoming mortar fire, another deploys a light-radar system to spot infiltrators.

The Costa Rica forward Joel Campbell may be another deployed against the Saints, along with fit-again midfielder Abou Diaby.

As one of the few women aboard, Dilshad Vadsaria provides the usual narrative and decorative female function as Nick's romantic interest, while the always welcome Michael Peña, as a tattooed killer, almost subverts yet another deployed cliché.

One of the famous samba schools that take part in the carnival parade covered a statue of Christ in a sheet, to protest at censorship by the Brazilian Catholic church, while another deployed a whole wing of marchers in beggars' rags.Related items Brazil: Blame it on RioJan 18th 2007 Brotherly loveNov 17th 2006 Violence in BrazilMay 17th 2006But don't bet on sackcloth.

Lavochkin's current strategy is to use two parachutes - one opened while the module is still moving at supersonic speeds, and another deployed once subsonic flight has been achieved.

Moments later, one officer fired shots and another deployed his Taser gun.

Moments later, one officer fired shots and another deployed his Taser gun.

Two models involve substantial abdominal surgery, deploying the stent directly into the abdominal aorta via arteriotomy, another deploys the stent into the thoracic aorta via carotid artery access, and a fourth deploys the stent in the abdominal aorta via femoral access in a procedure similar to the one described in our mouse model.

Now parliament's upper house is preparing to approve yet another law, deploying troops to Iraq.