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Tied to this, Cooper wants Labour to develop bolder plans for free universal childcare, for all children aged three and four initially, and then to go further for those with toddlers, when ways can be found to fund it.

This was the year when most PR people finally got the importance of MySpace, Second Life, Habbo Hotel et al. The problem for us now is how to go beyond basic infiltration and to develop bolder ideas online that can redirect mass audiences towards brands.

In 1971 Ms. Austin gave up her successful career as a Broadway producer to develop bold new works in musical theater, or, more accurately, music-theater, a category she created to indicate a cross-pollination of the arts.

Councils have to develop bold ideas if they are to grab attention from the quotable Boris Johnson.London callingAnd the capital exerts a magnetic pull on ambitious career-makers from across the country, points out Tony Travers of the London School of Economics.

"Sometimes you get a different story when you send a woman to talk to another woman," she says, on lunch from her job as a senior editor at Pitchfork, where she runs the influential music site's blog and quarterly print Review, paying special attention to helping diverse young writers develop bold ideas.

We will need to develop bold goals and national action plans, and leverage public and private investment in education for all.

The mission of ESSEC in Paris, for example, is "to train and develop bold pioneers and influential leaders for both the business world and society as a whole".

Hyenas habituated to scavenging on human corpses may develop bold behaviours towards living people; hyena attacks on people in southern Sudan increased during the Second Sudanese Civil War, when human corpses were readily available to them.

He develops bold new orchestrations and arrangements, new sound textures of an analogue era that to the modern taste might sound more like inspired folk or world-music creations.

Ben Eyre, advisory manager– Charities Aid Foundation Ben works with charities and social enterprises looking to expand and innovate, as well as foundations and other funders looking to increase their impact by developing bold initiatives in the UK and internationally.

The difference now is that American intelligence officials say the Iranians have developed bold new methods to evade detection through international front companies, and American officials have pushed back with an invigorated effort to cut off the supply and prosecute American exporters and middlemen.