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Similarly, Microsoft drafted Jessica Alba in to launch Windows 8 last year.

A host of authors joined in to launch the site, including Jacqueline Wilson who read from Lily Alone and answered readers' questions.

When Beatty's battle cruisers came up, however, the German cruisers, in their turn, sustained such damage that Hipper sent a protective screen of German destroyers in to launch a torpedo attack.

Those talks failed and, in late 2008, Kony and his top commanders fled their base in the forests of east Congo only hours before Uganda's military moved in to launch an aerial assault.

Snake-hipped pop singer Justin Timberlake was hauled in to launch the slick "I'm lovin' it" campaign in 2003.

Ben Wright (15) came in to launch two important sixes before West Indian import Sammy joined Cooke to help Glamorgan score the 13 they needed from the last 10 balls.

Photograph: John Stillwell/PA I missed Nick Clegg on LBC but, from what the Press Association is reporting, it sounds as if he used his phone-in to launch a fairly withering attack on David Cameron's EU renegotiation strategy.

The first national PMTCT guidelines were developed in 2001 in preparation to launch a PMTCT programme [ 4].

Islamic State leaders have urged Westerners who can't join the fight in Syria to launch attacks in their own countries.

The Beckham's were paid $13.7 million in 2007 to launch his fragrance line in the US.

Within six months, in 1956, he was back in Cape Town to launch the magazine Africa South.