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Such voters have just been given a dramatic demonstration of their political power.

When Helen Gurley Brown, author of Sex and the Single Girl (1962), became Cosmopolitan's first female editor in 1965, the failing magazine was given a dramatic makeover.

The show was given a dramatic structure as it moved chronologically through the day, from the rescue workers' first glimmer that something was wrong to their stunned weariness hours later.

The flagging career of Italy's former prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, was given a dramatic boost on Friday after a court in Milan cleared him of both charges in a lurid trial that cemented his international reputation as an ageing playboy politician and made "bunga bunga" a household term.

Jo Pavey's hopes of becoming the first British female track athlete to compete in five Olympic Games were given a dramatic kiss of life on Wednesday night as she cut through the field with a late charge to finish fifth in the 10,000 metres European Championships final in the Olympic Stadium here.

"By localising the retention of business rates you are given a dramatic new incentive to work with business and with others, in order to boost economic prosperity in your areas".

Nimoy had not intended to have a role in The Motion Pictures sequel, but was enticed back on the promise that his character would be given a dramatic death scene.

The vehicle was given a dramatic unveiling; six C5s driven by girls dressed in grey and yellow burst out of six cardboard boxes, drove around the arena and lined up side by side.

The exterior, however, has been given a pretty dramatic makeover — making the new SpotMini far and away the most polished product out of the company yet.

Ségolène Royal, the French president's former partner, has been given a key cabinet position in a dramatic government reshuffle.

But the 67-year-old rarely has been given a chance to stretch her dramatic wings on-screen.