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The search for missing Americans has itself taken new victims.

China's government has itself taken steps in recent years to improve the lot of workers.

Too often, government has itself taken refuge by setting low transparency requirements for outsourcing.

The discovery in Munich of a hoard of 1,500 looted art works has itself taken a year and a half to come to light.

It is an odd suggestion, given that the White House has itself taken more than 180 days -- in some cases more than 500 days -- to select more than 70 of its own judicial nominees.

The forgoing has focused on the ethics of creating chimeras, but much of the ethics discussion has either attempted to infer public policy conclusions straightaway or has itself taken place within discussions about what public policy should be.

Life Is Like A Blog THEN "Two or three times he had reconstructed an entire day; he had never once erred or faltered, but each reconstruction had itself taken an entire day.

Mark Carney said the Bank had itself taken action to improve its gender balance, and was aiming for 35% of its senior management to be female by 2020, up two thirds from 2013.

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), which has responsibility for apprenticeships, has itself only taken on 89 apprentices since it was formed in 2009.

The airline (formerly known as British Midland) has itself been taking a battering.

Following the examples of Bombay, Madras and Calcutta, Bangalore has rebranded itself, taking the local name for "city of cooked beans".Will it catch on?