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Since he became chief executive in January 1995, he has turned the firm from a technically oriented company into a marketing machine.

The forest park around Kielder Water, the largest manmade lake in northern Europe by volume, offers off-road cycling for all abilities, from a technically demanding Deadwater Trail to a relatively sedate 40km Lakeside Way.

That singular determination also allowed Mr. Vanska, from 1996 to 2002, to transform the BBC Scottish Symphony from a technically flawed regional band into what many now consider one of Britain's finest orchestras.

When he dances with Paloma Herrera, as Medora, it is easy to see how much freedom he gives his ballerina, how with him, she is able to take risks with her dancing that transform her from a technically exceptional dancer to an expressive artist.

"From a technically innovative installation phase through to a long period of operation and production, these iconic platforms have helped to sustain vital North Sea oil and gas supplies.

There was no more excitement of the chase, no more buzz from a technically perfect pick-up".

Jurado produced that oddly jarring round, all wild, showy turns, drawing shrill cheers from the dressage incognoscenti for a technically loose flamenco style prance at the death.

The industry could perhaps argue that the international IMEI Database is difficult to use, which seems an untenable argument from such a technically sophisticated industry, particularly due to its existing use elsewhere.

Jin Boyang, from China, skated a technically impressive program that included Holst's "The Planets," Darth Vader's breathing, the jazzy cantina theme from "Star Wars," and classical grace; the endearing Patrick Chan, of Canada, twenty-seven, in a maroon top, pioneer of the Olympic quad, skated winningly to our umpteenth "Hallelujah" (mercifully, the Jeff Buckley version).

In current practice surgeons remove as little of a damaged meniscus as possible or replace it with a graft from a cadaver in a technically challenging operation.

Since the isolation of the latter from testicular biopsies is a technically complex task, this research line represents a considerable challenge.