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There were a host of highs and lows, with few flat spots, and many memorable ones.

Xi's harsh anti-corruption drive has brought down a host of high-ranking figures.

It was Super Thursday for the retailing sector, with a host of high street names reporting on their festive trading.

Today because of their business, EGH Peter Inc., which has a host of high-profile clients, the men frequently have their home, work or wares in magazines.

Olins, who has worked on advertising campaigns for a host of high street and designer fashion brands, said the duchess was "a joy to work with, a natural".

There is something perverse about the league citing a host of high-profile but negative stories aiding their search for the bank's successor.

But there are a host of high-profile political prisoners and exiles who merit Obama's mercy on his final day in office, starting with Chelsea Manning.

McFly, who is a contributor to NBC4 and a frequent host of high-profile events including the White House Easter Egg Roll, couldn't immediately be reached for comment.

After all, it took more than a year and a host of high- and low-level meetings to persuade the North simply to agree to attend talks.

Stuart Pearce's side sit top of the league and with a host of high quality summer signings are looking good for promotion.

I've observed a host of high school and college classes, from Michigan to Mississippi, and have been impressed by conscientious teaching and dutiful students.