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The timing is strange given that there is an active debate going on centred on dealing with the past.
Story 2 is somewhat similar in that it centres on dealing with a person with a mental disorder in an intimate, family relationship.
The Australian prime minister's remarks before his meeting with the Chinese premier followed talks earlier in the day with Widodo, which centred on a trade deal the government wants to pursue with Jakarta and enhanced security cooperation in the region.
The US attorney general, Loretta Lynch, said the bribes and kickbacks centred on sports marketing deals worth more than $150m but that they were not the only offences committed by executives entrusted with growing the game.
They call America an "indispensable catalyst" and the cornerstone of a rules-based international order centred on economic competitiveness (deals on free trade and climate change may get a look-in on those grounds).
This will oversee an executive board of professionals whom they appoint to run the operational work and seal multibillion-dollar sponsorships and TV deals centred on the prime global property: the four-yearly World Cup.
Airline officials had hoped that last weekend's union deal, which centred on the issue of absenteeism and averted a threatened bank holiday strike, would end the prospect of travel misery and heavy financial losses this summer.
To be more precise, Mr Cameron has had to deal with two parallel scandals centred on Rupert Murdoch's Sunday tabloid, the News of the World.
The scandal is centred on a "micro-party" named Jeanne, set up to deal with elections for the FN.
The musical, which was a remake of the Italian spoof Big Deal on Madonna Street (1958), centred on a group of incompetent thieves in 1930s Chicago.
The move is centred on BT's alleged involvement in a $23m £15mm) deal to supply communications cables linking a British military base, where US intelligence is based, to a US drone command centre in the Horn of Africa.
