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The other two spots deploy a similar method, going after McCain for his use of scare tactics and urging grandparents to consider "think about your grandchildren" when casting their ballots.

While McDonald's had been trying to develop and test a similar product for several years, the company was caught off guard at the time when its mainline competitors introduced their grilled chicken products and was not able to initially deploy a similar product.

Arturo Toscanini and Victor de Sabata, legendary Italian conductors of yesteryear, both deployed a similar methodology.

The Polder has been a hit for Vitra, and Ms. Jongerius deployed a similar strategy for the Worker Chair.

Since the publication of a new book based on the testimonies of two former paramilitaries, Sinn Féin has deployed a similar tactic.

But Mr. Pataki is a recidivist ballot trickster, having deployed a similar scheme four years ago to try to prevent Mr. Forbes and others from competing statewide against his then favorite, Bob Dole.

It's all the more offensive when the issue at hand is Russian nationalist expansion, which deploys a similar sort of cynical ideological play-acting in the interests of Russia's energy companies.

It is ironic that China opposes the THAAD missile defence system being deployed in South Korea when China deploys a similar missile system referred as the HQ-19, which it appears to deploy against the North Korean NoDong and Musudan missiles – the same threats that worry South Korea.

It is an inspired pairing: Curtis's signature cut-and-sample style of politically informed film-making soundtracked live by a group who deployed a similar kind of aesthetic, culled from American hip-hop, to energise British pop in the early 90s.

While it's far from clear that the company is complicit in a fresh attempt at censorship by the government (and the other major telco in the emirates, Du, has not deployed a similar update), it is certainly not beyond the authorities in the UAE to crack down on online behaviour or monitor people's communications.

England's Joe Root deployed a similar method in the second innings against Australia fast bowler Mitchell Johnson at the Gabba, smiling back at him and saying nothing at all.