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The advantage of this is that if they're willing they should have the fuel to negate the roll-on the Kiwis will be looking to establish in the ruck.

But Plato seems to be looking to establish more than this.

Earlier this week Apple was linked with the city, with rumors suggesting the company might be looking to establish an office there, possibly with an R&D component.

He has said that he sees the tour of India as a tough assignment, and with back-to-back Ashes series to follow, he will be looking to establish his credentials beyond all reasonable doubt.

"It's a healthy mix of experienced performers on the world stage as well as a group of exciting youngsters who will be looking to establish themselves on the team".

As Ustream Japan has established actual TV studios across the country (there are currently 12), which broadcast everything from news to messages from celebrities and advertising, along with the ability for anyone using the Ustream Asia platform to stop in and broadcast content, the company will no doubt be looking to establish a similar mix of TV and user-generated content in Korea.

"We are looking to establish legal principles in relation Australia's obligations to detainees".

Now Newman is looking to establish Makutano Junction across all age groups.

He is looking to establish a knight in the heart of GK's position.

Thomas is looking to establish, once and for all, his position in relation to the other family members.

A bevy of other European telephone operators and several United States telecommunications companies are looking to establish footholds in Europe.