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Because you almost certainly love Daft Punk's Get Lucky, a realisation I've come to based on the fact that every single person on earth seems to like Get Lucky apart from me.

Moreover, many other governments had come to base their national security systems crucially on cooperation with American listening.

I think the best experience you can have is one that doesn't fit any ideology or description, it's just something that you came to based on your own unique experiences in the world.

The two key symptoms, on which the doctors came to base their prognosis, were fever and the lowered white-corpuscle count.

Bobbi Brown, a generally safe bet when it comes to base, has released Skin Weightless, £33, a moist but oil-free powder in a great colour range.

Our cropland suitability layer and the base yields (observed year 2000 yields) used in the crop production model are based on water availability trends of the late 20th century (and irrigation patterns when it comes to base yields).

Old cases do not come to court based only on new charges, though.

Getting offers to come to you based on your interests.

What he couldn't have imagined was that an entire economic system would come to be based on catering to this need.

This is what we've come to: movies based on cartoons that were marketing tools for toys.

"If you have a strong professional network and can come to opportunities based on recommendation, your resume matters less and less," she says.