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Analysis: Many expected the position to go to Matthew Hancock, who has instead been made Cabinet Office minister.

A job that people once assumed would be made by the personality of its holder – David Miliband's, for example – has instead been made by someone whose personality is a very carefully guarded secret.

A crowd of 44,393 watched England lose 9-2 thethe Kiwis, and although the Four Nations has traditionally had its double-header round in London in the past, the decision has instead been made to have England face Bennett's home country, Australia, in the capital.

If the changes being made now had instead been made back then, the Dow would now be at 10,785, rather than 10,373.

"The players we have instead are making the plays for us," Chrebet said.

In the absence of the life-consuming behemoths which constitute gaming for a large number of fans, VR development has instead been colonised by quirkier games, often made by smaller studios with lower budgets who can survive by selling games at a cut price to the comparatively small install base of VR devices.

President Obama, having made no progress on getting his legalization plan through Congress, has instead been trying to make enforcement more surgical.

The report notes that the next iPhone will not have a home button and will instead be made of a single piece of glass, a long-rumored and seemingly inconsequential move that is in fact central to an ongoing and hugely important legislative struggle between America's largest company and thousands of independent smartphone repair shops.

The report notes that the next iPhone will not have a home button and will instead be made of a single piece of glass, a long-rumored and seemingly inconsequential move that is in fact central to an ongoing and hugely important legislative struggle between America's largest company and thousands of independent smartphone repair shops. .

Graham's own metamorphoses, as "From a New World" makes clear, have instead been driven by tensions that have remained consistent since her first work.

The eastern end of Princes Street and the top of Leith Walk, which ought to serve as antechambers before the glories of Calton Hill, have instead been disfigured by a brutalism that makes Cumbernauld look like Lisbon.