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The charter has now circulated widely in China, collecting some 7,000 signatures.

Mr Keller has now circulated a memo accusing Ms Miller of "misleading" her boss about her relationship with her sources and of being "entangled" with Mr Libby.

They have now circulated a detailed position paper with plans for the human rights court.

The virus has now spread to Asia, where the H5N1 virus is circulating.

The entire film is thought to be around an hour long, although most have only seen a 14-minute trailer which has now been widely circulated on the internet in English and Arabic.

(Most of his forty features have been lost, and others have, until now, circulated in poor copies).

Though he was not involved in creating the petition, Curran has now admitted to actively circulating it.

It is certainly possible that the space probe Kepler has now detected numerous Earthlike planets circulating other stars in the galaxy, and some of them must be just the right distance from their own suns to be suitable for life.

Or it may be an infection that has been circulating in animals and has now made the jump to humans.

The comments, made during an interview with XLS magazine, were translated by the Mirror and have now been widely circulated online.

Sense of a beginning Julian Barnes is proposing to publish a "second edition" of his 1998 novel, England, England, with a new revised extract, which describes a dystopian future in an England that has gone into sharp decline – the health service is the death service, The Daily Mail is the newspaper of record and libraries have gone underground, books now circulated on milk floats.