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And as Home Secretary Theresa May continues to be bent on making Britain a "hostile environment," it seems likely that Friday won't be the last time migrants take action to get a fair hearing and improve their shitty situation.

And as Theresa May continues to be bent on making Britain a "hostile environment," it seems likely that Friday won't be the last time migrants take action to get a fair hearing and improve their shitty situation.

Huston was bent on making a coherent narrative out of one small battle, and the actual film shot during the fighting was not sufficient.

"He was bent on making a sculpture that held rooms," Mr. Allen said.

New-media innovators are bent on making the television set as easy to navigate as an iPad.

Mr. Rumsfeld's team, he said, was bent on making an "ideological" point that wars could be fought "on the cheap".

Why the administration was bent on making a case for war with cherry-picked evidence that was either out of date or highly dubious is an important question.

But, using his de facto presidential powers, he is bent on making a string of new electoral laws to trip up and hamstring the opposition and make life awkward for Slovakia's doughty private media.

Mahan, 29, sends out regular Twitter messages and is very much in sync with the PGA Tour strategy of putting a hip young face on a sport that is bent on making inroads into the youth market.

An alternative voice for Danish Islam emerged, the centre-right politician Naser Khader who condemned the anti-cartoon activists as an unrepresentative minority who were bent on making political capital.

Mitsubishi Tokyo is the most international of the group, and it is bent on making the most of its global network and its strength in investment banking, despite fierce competition from Europe and America.