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Expanding his style from marvellous short The S From Hell (about unnerving corporate logos) and Room 237 (about people obsessed with signs and wonders they feel are hidden in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining) film-maker Rodney Ascher's blend of staged recreations, voiceover and artful composition has secured himself a position as one of the most unique documentarians working today.

In the days since, "Shape Of You" and "Castle On The Hill" have changed streaming history, and the singer-songwriter has secured himself a pair of smashes that are sure to stick around for some time to come.

If Singapore was his introduction to the world, round two of nuclear talks in Hanoi is proof that he has secured himself a recurring role.

His second novel has secured himself a spot as an innovator of 21st-century science fiction, and by remembering and referencing the ones before him, his work is even more special.

By launching his bid about two years early as most candidates announce in the spring the year prior to the election Delaney has secured himself as the first (of likely many) Democrats who want a chance at taking back the White House in 2020.

Mr. Lerman was relieved to have secured himself a spot in the finals on Tuesday in Manhattan.

Once Stregg had secured himself to the chair and Gleason had gagged him, Gleason told Carmen to get on her feet.

Even if he were never to win another tennis match in his life, he would have secured himself a place in Britain's sporting hall of fame.

He had secured himself a platform though, and ensured that when he and his colleague eventually did carry out the Koran-burning last month, the world paid attention.

Police have previously used bomb-squad robots to deploy non-lethal means of neutralizing suspects, as in the 2014 cause of Stephen Fought, a suspect suffering from schizophrenia who had secured himself inside a motel room and was refusing to come out.

Police have previously used bomb-squad robots to deploy non-lethal means of neutralizing suspects, as in the 2014 cause of Stephen Fought, a suspect suffering from schizophrenia who had secured himself inside a motel room and was refusing to come out.