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The Law Society confirmed there had been intensive talks with the MoJ over the past six and a half weeks.

Overall, the collection of plants they found was in favourable condition because these surveys had been intensive enough to provide far more authoritative results than had been available before, MacDougall said.

The search for Emmett had been intensive — using bloodhounds, a helicopter equipped with an infrared sensor and scores of rescue workers from a variety of agencies and organizations on foot, horseback and all-terrain vehicles.

Preparations for manned space flight have been intensive.

With the international standing of both Russia and Georgia damaged, the public relations battle has been intensive.

It is understood that there have been intensive cross-party talks in recent days to finalise the plans.

"There have been intensive discussions going on looking to settlements of individual cases and globally of all cases," he said.

So the intermingling process between eastern and western film-making processes has been intensive and thorough, but I've had enough.

"The cancer treatment over the last 18 months has been intensive and has, as a side effect, somewhat compromised his immune system and made the fight all the more challenging," the statement said.

Updated at 11.54am BST 11.19am BST Assad warplanes attack rebel-held key town There has been intensive bombing by regime warplanes around Maarat al-Numan, the strategic town captured by rebels last week, AFP reports.

In North America, there has been intensive exploration for tight oil in marine.