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Those whorls look just like odd 100-kilometer-wide bits of Earth's crust called "microplates," Bodenschatz says.

This proposed mode of geological recycling helps explain why the oldest remaining bits of Earth's original crust are relatively light and magnesium-poor, the researchers contend.

An interim agreement struck by America, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany to freeze bits of Iran's nuclear programme in exchange for sanctions relief is likely to be extended after it expires on November 24th.

Lundgren also needs to oversee the integration of parts of the recently acquired Air Berlin business, plus there's the hunt to buy bits of Italy's insolvent airline Alitalia, and collapsed rival Monarch Airlines.

What other redundant bits of London's infrastructure could be transformed into functional and recreational routes?

He has been winning government contracts to build motorways, telecoms networks and other bits of Malaysia's infrastructure ever since.

A concluding box, on "isms and wasms" is a gem.Whereas Mr Davies highlighted the neglected bits of Europe's past, Mr James refreshes the familiar.

IT IS not just temperature records that are being smashed by the nationwide heat wave; significant bits of America's electricity power-supply system are breaking too.

The prophecy duly came true, thanks to Malcolm's troops camouflaging themselves with bits of Birnam's trees and sneaking along to Dunsinane.

For distribution inside Japan, it uses three trucking companies, which together cover the company's network of 519 shops.Other bits of Japan's ageing textiles industry are also off to China.

The other big part of CGE was Alsthom, which merged with the train and power generation bits of Britain's General Electric Company GECC), formed (you've guessed it) originally from the British end of Thomson Houston.