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Instead, Jermain Defoe will bring a dose of nostalgia directly to Red Bull Arena.

In a London Evening Standard interview, Baker said he wanted to bring "a dose of liberalism" to the department.

The service, an outgrowth of Vacation Listing Service Inc., aims to bring a dose of liquidity and security to a market that can be challenging to navigate.

And if a ragtag band of youthful protesters can help bring a dose of accountability and equity to our financial system, more power to them.

With his remarks today, Mr. Bush was giving the rope a vigorous yank, and he was once again presenting himself as a Washington outsider who had come to bring a dose of sanity to an insiders' crazy game.

A survey by the Pentagon's inspector general should bring a dose of reality to any military leaders who still refuse to believe that anti-gay bias is a pervasive problem.

Yael Hedaya brought a dose of reality to the proceedings.

Clijsters brings a dose of vitality to the tour.

The princess, 60, has brought a dose of American entrepreneurialism to the role of Roman aristocrat.

THE fierce takeover battle between Arcelor and Mittal Steel has brought a dose of excitement to the steel industry.

Youth is good, but Cable, two decades older than Clegg and Cameron, brings a dose of hard-nosed wisdom.