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Yet, Boutros-Ghali, born in Cairo to Youssef and Sophie (nee Sharobim), might have been expressly bred for the top UN post.

Judicial experts said the case was unlikely to have been expressly ordered by a central figure, such as Egypt's influential army chief, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi.

This has led him to take positions on Europe and immigration that could have been expressly designed to reduce our influence on our neighbours, ones that could lead to Britain departing the European Union.

Liberty believes that the criminal offences of sexual assault, voyeurism and exposure appear to have been expressly excluded from the list of serious offences that must be referred by a commanding officer to the service police.

It's more than likely that we'll never know what she made of that judgment, because Brookner's authorial persona is one of restraint and detachment; none the less, "anguished" might have been expressly designed to irritate.

An amateur video, filmed by an annoyed Manhattanite and broadcast Tuesday on WABC-TV, showed the mayor landing and taking off several times over the weekend from the East 34th Street helipad, where trips on Saturday and Sunday have been expressly banned for more than a decade.

Its existence, which had been expressly denied, was evidence of a cover-up.

Gordon said Pressbof had been "expressly denied sight of the DCMS criteria.

In fact, journalists had been expressly instructed not to touch famine victims because of the risk of disease.

Several of the organisations that collect data refuse to give it out; some having been expressly forbidden to share it.

In the countries of the French system, community-property law applies unless it has been expressly contracted out by the parties to the marriage.