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Ramsay skilfully deploys some of the tropes of the demonic horror film – Damien: Omen II springs to mind, as well as Rosemary's Baby – in order to ratchet up the film's ever-present sense of unease and impending cataclysm.

The firm said it spends "tens of millions of dollars," on compliance, "deploys some of the most aggressive communications and trading surveillance in the hedge fund industry," has hired big-name lawyers like Peter Nussbaum and Steven Kessler to oversee compliance, and has a staff of "no fewer than 38 full-time compliance personnel".

The album's artwork seems to depict Thicke gazing through a skylight and deploys some of the most offensive pop typography since Syco effectively ended 2013 X Factor winner Sam Bailey's career with a Mother's Day release whose cover was created using Times New Roman.

Fiasco Theater, a theatrical troupe created by graduates of the Brown University/Trinity Rep M.F.A. acting program, deploys some of the same playful simplicity that distinguished its touted off-Broadway production of Shakespeare's "Cymbeline".

And up against this collection of highly organised and well-resourced criminals, we currently deploy some of the world's weakest law enforcement.

He pointed his studious temperament at the science of communication, deploying some of the energy he had always spent scouring policy documents to the challenge of being persuasive on camera.

If British Rail was serious about selling tickets in advance of travel it could deploy some of the revenue protection staff at suburban stations to sell tickets, rather than penalise people for arriving without them.

First, as mainstream media tries to co-opt and deploy some of the tools (and voices) of the insurgency, the intersection is going to be tricky for some time to come.

Holder said in that in addition to 40 FBI agents, who had interviewed "hundreds" of people, he had deployed "some of the civil rights division's most experienced prosecutors" to lead the investigation.

The government could deploy some of the hundreds of billons of dollars of reserves it has amassed (now parked in American Treasury bonds in order to keep a cheap currency) to pay for pensions and health insurance for ordinary people.

Think twice, says Consumer Reports in its newest issue, with a bit of a sobering video about the amount of effort drivers must exert to deploy some of the dashboard devices.