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Mr Vajpayee says repeatedly that talks cannot resume while Pakistan continues to orchestrate "terrorism" in India.

(Smith) KENT HENRICKSEN: 'DIVINE DEVILTRIES' In his second gallery show Kent Henricksen continues to orchestrate embroidery and gold leaf; decorative motifs; images from old books and prints; and racial, gender and religious politics into an impressive, exquisitely wrought package.

Messaging app Tango has made further layoffs as new CEO Eric Setton continues to orchestrate changes in a bid to transform the struggling company's fortunes.

Many resistance members start to disagree about the legitimacy of the suicide bombings, but leader Colonel Saul Tigh Michael Hogann) continues to orchestrate them.

Gen. Thom Hartmann, her discredited legal advisor, continues to orchestrate the Commissions, George Toscas is still serving as the senior Justice Department attorney on matters of national security, and Capt.

In 2009, Della was continuing to orchestrate live conversations among business leaders, academics and celebrities, for clients that included Microsoft, Cisco Systems and Fortune over the years.

Although Gates looked to be utterly entranced, he continued to orchestrate the improvisation, instructing the cellist to take over for a solo, signaling another singer to continue on with a particular thread.

Nigel Inkster, of the International Institute of Strategic Studies in London, a former deputy director of MI6, said: "It's a lot harder for al-Qaida central to continue to orchestrate a coherent suite of operations against western targets".

Bosses captured in Italy are imprisoned in particularly severe conditions under a law known as "41-bis", which greatly restricts their contact with other inmates and non-prisoners in an attempt to stop them continuing to orchestrate crime from the inside.

Independent election observers say Mr. Fujimori's intelligence service appears to continue to orchestrate coverage of the campaign in several tabloid newspapers and a political magazine called Si, which have depicted Mr. Toledo as unstable, a liar and a tool of Alan Garcia, a former president who lives in exile to escape corruption charges.

Switzerland barely moved the ball out of their own half in the final 20 minutes as Messi continued to orchestrate Argentina's best attacking moves.