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But Mr. De Corato said Milan would continue to pursue graffiti artists and would begin to deploy video cameras for the task.

I think about this each year as summer comes and I – unlike half of skin cancer survivors – begin to deploy my yearly arsenal of sunscreen sprays and lotions.

But Human Rights Watch  warned: "The policy of self-restraint [the directive] embraces may also be hard to sustain if other nations begin to deploy fully autonomous weapons systems".

The French mission is aimed at supporting an African force that is still being assembled and that French officials said could begin to deploy in as soon as a week.

What is key now is to identify, test, and begin to deploy the best array of protective measures practicable, in parallel with reaching out to the public with information explaining the risks and the remedies.

A UN peacekeeping force of perhaps 7,000 will begin to deploy, and various aid agencies will set up shop and start hiring clerks, interpreters, drivers and accountants.Of the more than 4m people displaced during the north-south war since 1983, the UN predicts that up to 1.2m, mainly southerners, will go home next year.

The US Navy has begun to deploy more forces in the Pacific.

Mr. Vick said that the Iranians had now begun to deploy the missiles as military weapons.

The United States began to deploy tactical air-to-surface guided missiles as a standard aerial munition in the late 1950s.

Already the residential solar market has begun to deploy building-integrated solar, with roofing shingles that double as solar panels.

A big EU mission is beginning to deploy, with a mandate to keep control of police and justice in the territory.