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Labour MSP Jackie Baillie, who led questions for her currently leaderless party in the Scottish Parliament, asked Mr Salmond if he could sum himself up in a single word.

In September 2011, less than six months after giving birth to twins, Carey tweeted a picture of herself and Jermaine Dupri in a recording studio working on new material for her currently untitled upcoming fourteenth studio album, with the picture's caption reading "So happy to be back in the studio with the one & only @Mr_Dupri aka Jermash!

Currently screening for HER-2/neu gene amplification in breast cancer is done by fluorescent in-situ hybridization (FISH), which is accurate but costly and labor intensive.

Hopefully BBC social affairs editor Alison Holt's triumph at last week's RTS TV journalism awards (best specialist reporter) will prompt IMDb to update its entry for her, which currently informs the curious that she is an "actress known for BBC One O'Clock News, BBC Six O'Clock News", and singles out her remarkable performance as "Herself" in Panorama's Baby P: The Whole Truth?

Cody, who won an Oscar for her Juno screenplay, currently has two other projects in the works.

CZJ's bi-polar condition was said to have been brought on by the stress of caring for her sick husband; currently, one of my dearest friends is caring for her son, pole-axed by a combination of mental illness and multiple sclerosis.

The late Josephine Pullein-Thompson, aged 12 and anxious to avoid any possibility of libel in her first unpublished novel, went to the family phone directory to check that the name she chose for her hero was currently possessed by no one else.

However, her liberation and payment for her bravery are currently on hold according to her attorneys at the James Hoyer Investigative Law Firm in Tampa, Florida.

For her exhibition Iris, currently on view at Brooklyn's Signal Gallery, Koch weaves together a series of illustrations and sculptural installations that allude to a mysterious game of sorts.

She has recently been named a Screen International Star of Tomorrow for her debut film script, currently in development with Film4, about the gripping-sounding true story of a "passion crime" committed by a girl with whom she went to school.

Taking over for her will be Steve Binkley, currently associate director for advanced scientific computing research, who has a long record at DOE. "He has a broad view across all of the programs," Mason says, "which will be very beneficial because there will be less of a learning curve going into the job".