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9.57am BST Ed Miliband's interviews - summary Ed Miliband has given a string of interviews this morning.
When I was given a string of pearls in the 1950s, a friend sent me an article about their care.
More unfortunately, given a string of lewd jokes and a graphic scene of sexual abuse, it is not exactly appropriate for younger audiences.
The address is intended to offer a strong contrast with the Republican ticket and will be closely watched, particularly given a string of blunt statements — and retractions — that Mr. Clinton has made this year when talking about the Obama administration.
When Lolesi crossed for his own second try after the Australian referee Sean Hamp stead had given a string of penalties in Canterbury's favour, and El Masri again converted from wide out, suddenly the Bulldogs were within a converted try.
Economists were relieved that the numbers were not worse, given a string of other disappointing data in recent weeks, but noted that current job trends still left the economy far short of what it is capable of if Americans were more fully employed.
Meanwhile, his former wife Roberta gave a string of press interviews and posed in a bikini for a men's magazine.
Roman Catholics caught only glimpses of him as he was compelled to give a string of depositions in scandal-related lawsuits.
And if the Academy insists on giving a string of awards to Michel Hazanavicius's film "The Artist" tonight, as it shows every sign of intending to, this will be one of those times.
Previously Patten had said that it was Entwistle's idea to quit and that the beleaguered director general was not responding to any pressure despite giving a string of poor interviews on the Today programme and elsewhere.
