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This native British Church developed in isolation from Rome under the influence of missionaries from Ireland and was centred on monasteries instead of bishoprics.

Tuition, from 10am-2pm each day, is centred on throwing, and each student has their own wheel.

Dalmayne has discovered a Facebook group for parents of autistic children – many from the UK – that's centred on these "cures".

Since 1950, archaeological finds have shown that there were Neolithic settlements in the area and that the Shang Bronze Age culture, which flourished there from about 1500 bce, was centred on a walled city.

Despite this fact, the only significant cluster resulting from the two contrasts was centred on the hand knob of the central sulcus.

The planned park would feature vintage rides salvaged from Blackpool and Southport, and be centred on the Scenic Railway.

The strongpoint was defended by "a reinforced platoon from the 736th Grenadiers", and was centred on a group of fortified houses and 50 mm antitank guns.

The drug lord was also ordered to pay $1.5m in forfeiture of profits from his global trafficking operation that was centred on Kingston, Miami and New York.

"It's strange, because one of the quotes at the beginning of the report is from David Cameron, saying that things have been centred on London for far too long.

The Gunners twice fought back from behind in a performance that was centred on determination rather than the dazzling football of old, but Wenger can at least take some comfort from that small mercy.