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UNFAZED by its difficulties in Iraq, America took its roadshow to the World Economic Forum, on the shores of the Dead Sea, in a bid to launch a new Middle East.
Sir Keith Mills and Charles Dunstone, the backers of a previous failed bid to launch a British America's Cup team, are among those involved as well as "two or three" other private investors.
John Witherow's comments will provide hope that a way can be found out of the current impasse, with most of the UK press industry supporting a bid to launch a new press regulator backed by its own royal charter.
This will be seen as a major weakness in the bid to launch a rival press regulator as it could lead to accusations that News International and Associated Newspapers still want to control the board.
Depending on its exact path, it could pass through what is known as a keyhole a narrow range of orbits that would deflect it and cause it to crash into the planet when it comes round again exactly seven years later.Hence the bid to launch a probe by Astrium, a spacecraft subsidiary of EADS, a European aerospace and defence giant.
It was a bold move, then, for the magazine to Photoshop said arse, and, while they were at it, her thighs, hips, cheeks, chin, little finger (probably)... into an image so brazen in its photogenic engineering that one wonders whether it was the picture desk's bid to launch a line of "your face on the body of Miss Universe" greetings cards.
That would-be pension reformers fell flat earlier this year in their bid to launch an initiative didn't help Brown's task in the least.
Foreigners have put in bids to launch a Bangladeshi satellite, to be named after the prime minister's father and the country's founding president, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.All, in other words, is set fair for Sheikh Hasina, despite a deeply flawed election.
As part of the continuing reviews, the ICC is also discussing whether to launch a bid to join the Olympics.
The Blairites have seized on Labour's defeat to launch a bid to take back control of the party.
Angela Eagle is expected to launch a bid for the Labour leadership on Thursday.
