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Indian Summers, which its creators envisage will run for an epic five series, 50-part run, has been recommissioned for a second series after its opening episode's ratings were Channel 4's biggest for a new UK drama for more than 20 years.
They have completed the signing of Thibault Courtois from Genk – the Belgian goalkeeper has subsequently been loaned to Atlético Madrid – and are close to securing the Barcelona B midfielder Oriol Romeu, 19, who they envisage will have an active role to play in the first team.
The platform they envisage will have sponsored posts incorporated into its mix — tailored and targeted with all the preference data it will be speedily amassing via its users thumbs.
We also provide some insights into LRRK2 biology including its differential species solubility and expression patterns, which we envisage will open up a novel avenue for LRRK2 research.
It is this special pleading, using economic arguments to establish that one's own patient is different, that Sacristán et al envisage will furnish clinicians with the vaunted clinical freedom.
We are currently developing a researcher administered/facilitated version of the tool for administration within a health care setting, that we envisage will have a better response and create less anxiety.
Why? "I don't think there is any chance the meritocratic society my father envisaged will ever emerge.
All the further £12bn cuts in welfare Osborne envisages will come from the £100bn spent on the working-age poor – including the poor who work and their children.
The dry catalogue of trial results Straw envisages will not expose bad judges and magistrates, nor faults in the trial process, nor sheer injustice.
The National Children's Bureau, a charity, argues that the curfew he envisages will be imposed mainly in poor areas where children have no place to go for safe, legitimate, activities.
Rights campaigners say achieving the cultural change the law envisages will be a particular challenge for Guatemala's Maya indigenous communities, who live in poor rural areas where child marriage is most common.
