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There is also an anarchic, rubbery computer-animated elf named Dobby, who steals every scene he appears in from the more restrained flesh-and-blood cast members; a shrill ghost named Moaning Myrtle Shirley Hendersonn); and a very scary haunted diary.

The appointment of Edwin Morgan (who served in the second world as a conscientious objector in the Medical Corp and so appears in From the Lines) as the first Scots Makar, the Scottish laureateship, in 2004 was a clear sign of a public commitment to a poetry that was internationalist in outlook and modernist by tradition.

She appealed the dismissal from her post as a seventh- and eight-grade teacher after students and teachers reported a pornographic film Halas appears in from a career that spanned years before she was hired to teach.

He goes silent for a few seconds, before recalling a single performance of the play Red that he appeared in from 2009 to 2010.

He routinely breaks into a hearty, infectious laugh that makes it easy to imagine him as the bouncy young man in the photographs that appear in "From Dachau to D-Day," his recently published memoir.

Szuhsiung Ho, a senior adviser to CGN, is scheduled to appear in from of the court next week accused of trying to recruit US atomic experts to steal technology secrets to help speed up China's own nuclear power programme.

A poem he wrote on a Styrofoam cup and reconstructed from memory after his release appears in Poems from Guantánamo.

Hawthorn blossom appears in hedges from mid May.

It now appears in papers from Newton, N.J., to Indianapolis to Tacoma.

Tomorrow he appears in vignettes from "Farewell My Concubine" and "Golden Falcon".

The ubiquity of palm oil, which appears in everything from margarine to lipstick, is now widely recognised.