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The ban was apparently announced to pre-empt those sanctions, which include a boycott on new purchases.

Why? Former writers expressed their disbelief at the fact Raven apparently announced the re-launch without first consulting the co-founder Marsha Rowe, who said she was "flabbergasted".

"Whatever happened to austerity?" parped the front page of Thursday's Daily Mail, while the Telegraph apparently announced that spending cuts had now finished ("The end of austerity").

This is interesting: Jose Mourinho has apparently announced that Goran Pandev is "injured" and replaced him with Christian Chivu in the starting line-up.

Following the uproar sparked by Mr Soludo's reform initiative, which was drawn up under the preceding administration but apparently announced without prior consultation with the current president, his future at the CBN came into doubt.

But, he said, since the new policy penalizes a person merely because of a family relationship with a building employee, and was apparently announced only on the night of the annual meeting, there is a good chance that a court would deem the change arbitrary and invalid.

SO far, there have been no reports of fields of crops with interstellar Sanskrit pressed into them (apparently announcing "All You Can Eat" to alien pilots overhead) anywhere besides movie theaters playing "Signs".

And he insisted on telephoning one supporter's Republican brother, engaging him in an impromptu debate on healthcare, then expressing the hope that "you'll vote for me in 2016" – thereby apparently announcing a run for the presidency.

J Walter Thompson included an ad themselves, and involved typographical references throughout their hoax, apparently announcing their new office opening in San Serriffe, employing a staff with typographical names such as Giorgio Baskerville-theeadgill (the MD) and his PA Perpetua, and making much of their "attention to detial" (sic).

Apparently announcing a new all-electric Semi truck and the fastest production car ever made all in one week wasn't enough for Tesla.

We're live at the relatively low key Vodafone press conference at Mobile World Congress, where they're apparently announcing the Android-powered HTC G2 – otherwise known as the HTC Magic (Update: They specifically said that this is not being referred to as the G2. Looks like the G-numbering is a T-mo-only thing).