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Mr. Lynn initially secured his raw material in smaller batches from an assortment of restaurants.

The company, which initially secured an injunction against the paper, later admitted that investors had been misled and restated accounts from past years.

Now a resident of Switzerland, where the U.C.I. has its headquarters, McQuaid joined that country's federation and initially secured its nomination.

Interestingly, only one of the six claiming rule teams (CRTs) who had initially secured a place on the 2012 grid earlier in the year were testing in Valencia: BQR were present testing their FTR/Kawasaki with rider Yonny Hernandez, who will make the step up from Moto2 with them.

Originally written with a male protagonist, with Tom Cruise initially secured for the lead, the script was ultimately rewritten by Brian Helgeland for Jolie.

Bail plans hit a snag late last week when tenants at the Upper East Side apartment building initially secured for his house arrest refused to accept him because of unwanted media attention.

After initially securing vital food and medicine, we worked with the Bolivian authorities and other national and international humanitarian agencies already in the country.

But the Warriors have struggled with the salary cap since it was introduced in 2001, with Lindsay initially securing an exemption because the club was already locked into a number of long-term deals.

Initially, MI secured zinc and ORS products using its own tender scheme, to ensure the products were available in the intervention areas once training had started, until the state government was able to self-procure the products.

British paratroopers engaged in combat for the first time since they arrived last week, initially to secure the evacuation of British citizens.

The Crown Prosecution Service, examining all the evidence before them at the time, decided that there was insufficient evidence initially to secure a conviction against the young men suspected of the offence.