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The deployment of Deloitte has come against the backdrop of reported comments by Arnaud Tillon, the brand director for Nestlé Waters, which owns list sponsor San Pellegrino, who was said to have suggested that a lack of transparency in the list's methodology was a problem for the company in France.

This is against the backdrop of reported concerns regarding the safety of sunlight exposure for therapeutic purposes including the treatment of jaundice [ 20- 22].

And all of this is playing out against a backdrop of reports that General Electric is in talks with Comcast to sell NBC Universal.

The US and UK promises to review their Syria policy came against a backdrop of reports that new arms supplies were reaching the rebels, funded by Gulf states, but in some cases originating in eastern Europe.

While few things in life are absolutes, we can almost bet that rumors die hard in Hollywood and the private parts that were made public surfaced again against the backdrop of reports claiming that Kris Jenner, matriarch to the Kardashian dynasty was somehow connected to the sale of her daughter's 2007 sex tape with Ray J.

Moreover, the SNP markers were successfully mapped in the backdrop of previously reported co-dominant markers to generate one of the most comprehensive and dense genetic maps of chickpea.

But more important, the backdrop of the reporting sometimes contains the implication that Woodruff's reporting from Iraq or elsewhere was a business strategy to woo viewers.

Mr. Brennan's remarks about the ability to use military force came against the backdrop of a debate, reported on Friday by The New York Times, between lawyers at the State Department and the Pentagon over the limits of military force in places like Yemen and Somalia.

The backdrop of his report was not only the current Iraq crisis, but the sense that threats like terrorism and weapons of mass destruction, usually handled by the Security Council, had unreasonably overshadowed threats like poverty and the AIDS epidemic.

This afternoon, nearly three dozen board of election workers and county employees sat inside the "war room" at the county's Emergency Operations Center, counting ballots against a backdrop of television reports projected on the screen.

The latest Children In Need appeal comes against the backdrop of a report that said the amount of money given to good causes in the UK fell by nearly £2bn in the past year to £9.3bn.