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An eminent palaeontologist came onto the BBC earlier this week to tell us that the new instalment is "more plausible" than its predecessors because it is "dealing with genetic engineering rather than the retrieval of dinosaur DNA".

For companies such as Accenture, an IT consultancy and outsourcing firm, security is a priority from the top down because it is dealing with a lot of customer data, says Alastair MacWillson, who runs its security business.

He suggested that the high court's opinion would now be almost a moot point, because it is dealing with issues related to the certification of the election nearly a week after the certification has taken place.

"The question of the past is difficult, because it is dealing with victims on all sides of the atrocities.

But lawyers for the government argued the case was inadmissible because it is dealing with a hypothetical situation as the government's policy is not to revoke Article 50.

Meanwhile, British Columbia was forced to turn down Alberta's request for help because it's dealing with its own out-of-control wildfires 48 in all, with four evacuation alerts, all in the Peace region.

I mean you write a play because it's dealing with something that you want to clean out of your life.

As a former Soviet soldier, Namangani knew the tactics of the Soviet Army and special forces, which was extremely useful to the I.R.P. because it was dealing with the Soviet-trained army of Tajikistan.

It's very complex because it's dealing with prolonged life.

Because it's dealing with his dead son, it could risk becoming sentimental, but George Saunders manages to avoid that.

Machine Girl herself is part of the Nu-Kawaii movement, a scene that she compares to a religion of sorts, "because it's dealing with the spirit -- you as a spiritual being.