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In response, Yiannopoulos told Breitbart: With the cowardly suspension of my account, Twitter has confirmed itself as a safe space for Muslim terrorists and Black Lives Matter extremists, but a no-go zone for conservatives.

At the start, under Jurowski's firm control, Julian Anderson's Fantasias, a five-movement concerto for orchestra written in 2009 and played to acclaim at the Proms a year ago, confirmed itself as a richly written but overindulgent piece.

It was good to be reminded at the Olympics and elsewhere that Britain's theatrical heritage looms ever-large, but if you wanted to know where tomorrow's possible classics are generated today, the Court confirmed itself anew as about as bracing a place as any to start.

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Hazanavicius, meanwhile, is odds-on to take the best director Oscar, with The Artist also confirming itself as a frontrunner for best picture.

Furthermore, why can't the sport confirm itself as a thrilling bazaar by including for each batter in the daily box scores a salary-to-total-bases ratio.

By seizing a chance to act internationally, it has increased its prospective clout within the EU while also confirming itself as America's best friend in continental Europe.

No credible estimates exist for global costs, but, Delpeuch and his co-authors write, "Obesity is inescapably confirming itself as one of the biggest drains" on national health-care budgets.

"We have enough intelligence to believe that the minister was replaced, though our policy is not to officially confirm such a matter until North Korea confirms itself," one of the South Korean officials said.

It enabled (and more or less obliged) the European Council, the forum in which the EU heads of government meet four times a year, to confirm itself as the EU's main policymaking body.

However, those information complement each other and confirm itself, giving the most complete overall view of the molecule.