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Last week, the gallery agreed to take the painting down — it will still be given to its German buyer — and City Press scrubbed the image from its Web site.

After an intervention has been trialled or evaluated (and depending on the outcome), consideration should be given to its sustainability and the ease with which it can be integrated into usual service.

For the U.S.A., a British exit would change both the U.K. and the E.U., forcing it to reassess the relative merits to be given to its bilateral relationship with the U.K. compared to its much larger multilateral relationship with the E.U.

He added, "If there are moves to restore its more malevolent meaning, then consideration should perhaps be given to its wider use".

But strangely, she suggests that some of the blame for the Iraq war should be given to its chief European opponents, former presidents Gerhard Schröder of Germany and Jacques Chirac of France.

Shares of the vehicle, which mostly includes commercial mortgage loans and leveraged loans, will be given to its managing directors and directors as part of their bonuses, replacing some of the stock that would have been paid in bonus money.

No bouquet is given to its recipient as it is collected by Random Acts of Flowers; it is always lovingly re-arranged by the dedicated volunteers. .

Little thought appears to have been given to its name, but it was an appropriate and useful one nonetheless.

More than $10 million has been given to its members just this year, and most of it has come from the big names the committee oversees.

Finally, the form is sensible: it's portable, and consideration has been given to its shape and appearance.

It is remarkable how little of the book is given to its most discussed feature, the catalog of racist horrors Wright endured in the South.