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That meant that in turn Sotheby's experts were forced to put hefty estimates on many of guaranteed works, in the hopes of turning a profit.

Most experts in forced labour agree that labour inspection is an important means to address weak labour market regulation and enforcement, which leaves space for exploitation to thrive.

He had been travelling at around 125mph when he hit a ridge, according to police who said his injuries were so severe that experts were forced to identify his body with a DNA test.

Earlier on Monday, the convoy of UN experts was forced to turn back after unidentified snipers opened fire with one vehicle shot at "multiple times".

'Bounty hunters are not an urban myth,' said Philip Balmforth, Britain's leading expert on forced marriages who has spent 15 years with West Yorkshire Police's race relations department.

Nazir Afzal, community liaison director at the Crown Prosecution Service and an expert on forced marriages, says: "There is a scheme for additional protection for any victim of crime.

Horses, medical and animal experts say, force calm.

But other experts say forcing these elephants to breed in captivity misses the point.

But with that possibility dwindling with every square kilometre completed, experts have been forced to consider alternatives.

Climate experts have been forced to admit another embarrassing error in their most recent report on the threat of climate change.

Church experts say Israel forced the Vatican's hand by making no provisions to safeguard church property and rights when it turned over land to Palestinian control.