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Efforts to preserve and cultivate these vocal music traditions have been centred in Jonesboro and Helena.

Centuries of observation and scientific investigation have been centred on the nature and origin of the Moon.

On the one hand, it means the variability of past data; market movements have been centred around the middle of the bell curve, with few of the fat tails that were seen in crises.

"It's strange, because one of the quotes at the beginning of the report is from David Cameron, saying that things have been centred on London for far too long.

The pictures of the duchess were reportedly taken from a nearby road with a long lens and Pieau says that, if anything, the debate should have been centred on the lax security that allowed a member of the public to get so close to the house.

It is perhaps scarcely suprising to learn that a man who died a bachelor in his late eighties and whose main interest in women seems to have been centred around his own mother and the Queen's turns out, after all, to have been a homosexual.

Scientific research has been centred at the Estonian Academy of Sciences, founded in 1938.

Since 2005 or so, the trade has been centred on the Korean peninsula and the areas that directly border it".

It is located in the northern suburbs of Brisbane and since a redistribution before the 2010 federal election has been centred on the Redcliffe Peninsula.

It once was known for its straw hat industry, but rapid modern growth has been centred on light engineering and motor vehicle industries.

Moreover, most research has been centred on jurisdictions like England and Wales, the USA and Australia.