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When Hand organised a party to celebrate a quarterly review of the business, he invited the Digital Spy team and "within five minutes the soap teams and them were like old friends".

A diverse reference set of EF-hand containing proteins was selected from the PDB with a preference for those containing EF-hands organised in pairs.

On the other hand, organised crime also takes advantage of the barriers to free movement of people across national borders and the laws against non-medicinal use of narcotics: accordingly it earns vast profits in smuggling migrants and psychoactive drugs.

Mr Teixeira sent the national team, stars and all, to play a friendly in August 2004 in Haiti, where Brazil head a United Nations force, while Mr da Silva gave him a free hand organising the World Cup.

23 On the other hand, organising two separate strategies for data collection will be time-consuming.

Many are feared to have fallen into the hands of organised trafficking syndicates.

The discovery in Castellammare di Stabia adds to overwhelming evidence that most art that gets stolen ends up in the hands of organised criminals.

His argument – much like that for legalising drugs – is that the demand will never abate, and all the complete ban does is put a lucrative business in the hands of organised criminals.

Not only do we suffer at the hands of organised criminal gangs, but we are portrayed, alongside other legitimate businesses, as a shabby "Steptoe and Son" industry; the true picture of a modern metals recycler could not be further from the truth.

But Oliver already had all that in hand, and organised the lot in a way that would have made Kevin proud.

It is not surprising then that more and more artists are taking matters into their own hands by organising do-it-yourself residencies.