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With its weird deployment of playing cards in one scene, Jones has channelled The Manchurian Candidate – perhaps specifically through Jonathan Demme's Iraq-themed remand – and the overall effect is smart and to the point.

Conservatives accused the government of playing down the deployment and disguising the extent of Britain's military commitment because of what Bernard Jenkin, the party's expert on defense matters, called "divisions" within Labor.

That allowed the Conservatives to accuse Mr. Brown of playing politics with the Iraq deployment, which has been highly unpopular with the British public.

That may be harder to achieve now if hardliners capitalise on the US deployment to play up the danger of a "velvet revolution" aimed at toppling Iran's Islamic system.

This advanced technology can support the deployment of "triple play services" by providing high data rates (potentially upto 100 Mbps) through copper wires.

Given the superiority of RMa over both UMi and UMa test environments according to the results of Table 6 as well as the superiority of ITU PB3 over UMi according to the results of Table 5 in Section 3, it becomes apparent that the spatial profile of the considered deployment scenario plays a fundamental role in MU-MIMO systems operating with ZF transmission at the BS.

Defamer taps a reader to suggest that Lionsgate's strategic deployment of screeners may have played a role, although the fact that a lot of people who have never been to Los Angeles found "Crash" to be a devastatingly accurate portrayal of the city may have been in there somewhere too.

The relationship between the level of national energy R&D investments and changes in the trajectory of the country's energy system is complex; targeted efforts to promote deployment of new energy technologies play a major role in translating the results of R&D activities to changes in the energy system.

Large-scale deployment of renewable energy sources (RES) plays a central role in reducing CO2 emissions from energy supply systems, but intermittency from solar and wind technologies presents integration challenges.

This paper describes the design and deployment of a plug-and-play telemedicine platform for cardiologic applications.

Hatred is lazy; the moral deployment of anger takes work.