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Russia had by now secured the entire northern coast of the Black Sea.

As all British taxpayers know by now, securing the "competitiveness" of RBS has wound up costing us around £45bn.

His international reputation by now secure, demand for his playing was high both within and outside the Eastern bloc, and the following year he returned to the Proms and the same accompanists in the Beethoven concerto, which he later recorded with the New Philharmonia and Adrian Boult.

A quick detour off the West Side Highway at 125th Street leads to an ample parking lot once shared by urban fishermen and prostitutes and now secured by cyclone fencing and a security patrol.

The Caucasus region is now secured by Russian forces and governed by a Kremlin appointee.

Many planes are now secured by ropes, which will be replaced with chains and locks.

In theory, each insurer would negotiate with drug companies to obtain drug price discounts comparable to those now secured by large purchasers like hospitals and H.M.O.'s.

He reassured the women that their homes were now secured by both Afghan and American forces and said he just wanted to understand why they were all clustered in this one room.

The 27‐mile road from here back to the South Vietnamese border was now secured by his troops, General Tri told the shopkeepers, adding that if any of them wished to return to their native country, they were free to do so.

With the positions of Police and Crime Commissioners now secured by vote there is an added need for the actions of local police forces to appease their electorate.

It's now secured by a tall metal white fence, and open for a small admission fee with limited hours, to the public.