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More offenders are now given community sentences.

"People are now given the tools to control their economic destiny," he says.

If their train kills a passenger, operators are now given three days off.

In the towns, most prices are now given in both currencies.

Some roles in this 1976 ballet are now given as twee clichés.

"It's tough from where we are now, given the realities of the timetable," he said.

The exchange was closed in 1939, and its premises are now given over to office and exhibition space.

Foreign correspondents are now given styling advice: I met a consultant at the BBC when I became Africa correspondent.

The injected vaccines are now given mainly to people without strong immune systems, like the very young and old.

But if these are now given taxpayers' money to take on the BBC, this will in turn make survival even harder for local newspapers.

These days, flouting gender conventions extends even to baby naming: first names that were once unambiguously masculine are now given to girls.