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Basic packages cost from about £25 and are designed to make light work of completing the self-assessment tax return.

Last Updated, Wednesday, 8 02 p.m. On the eve of President Obama's visit to the Middle East, Israel's embassy in Washington rolled out the cartoon red carpet, in the form of an animated YouTube clip apparently designed to make light of reported tension between the two countries' leaders.

The window is specially designed to make the light pass through and the container waterproof.

He has committed the army to a $70 billion programme of "transformation", designed to make it lighter on its feet and better able to use the latest technology.

In addition, a slanted grating is designed to make the oblique light mainly couple into the normal emission; this is notably different from a rectangular grating, which can never be used to realize this goal.

As well as a general makeover designed to make its widget lighter and faster, the big change is that Zemanta is opening up its recommendation engine to no longer just include so-called 'professional media' but also content from its community of users.

Further refinements in design to make lighter, more compact, and more efficient bombs culminated in a three-megaton test on April 28 , 1958 and four more tests in August and September.

The 16-metre high dome, which covers 5,200 sq metres, will take between eight and 10 minutes to fully cover the court and there will be lights designed to make it feel like an English summer day.

The least expensive, $240 for Outdoor Base, gives you an Echo Dot plus indoor and outdoor lighting designed "to make it look like you're home".

Far from merely illuminating the store, the new LED lights are designed to make customers linger longer and spend more money.

The lights were designed to make unsightly districts of the city more attractive, but after a few months the city's crime statisticians noticed a striking trend: crime rates declined in the locations that were bathed in blue.