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The report also covers US involvement alongside the Yemeni army in large-scale counter-insurgency operations.

(Some in the media have dismissed his involvement – alongside Angelina Jolie – claiming he was "starstruck").

Mark Truby, a Ford spokesman, confirmed Mr. Ford's involvement alongside the company's chief executive, Alan R. Mulally.

British involvement alongside Israel in a conflict against an Arab nation also served to fuel the feeling that Britain had irrevocably taken sides.

What makes the partnership appealing for Japan is the prospect that in a conflict, Australian support or involvement alongside Japan would make it harder for Washington to say no.

On the one hand, Miliband knows that a hardcore of his backbenchers remain hostile to anything that smacks of intervention, with many others exceptionally cautious about any UK involvement alongside the US, France and a coalition of Arab states: the experience of Iraq in 2003 casts too long a shadow.

The BBC's Jim Muir in Beirut says the killing of the three al-Manar employees has been widely condemned, even by critics of Hezbollah's involvement fighting alongside government forces in Syria, such as the Lebanese President, Michel Suleiman.

As the majority of metastastic disease in this cohort involved the chest either prior to or alongside abdominal/pelvic involvement, routine imaging of the chest should be performed with the decision to image the abdomen/pelvis being based on previously described tumour characteristics and clinical findings (as presented by previous publications and discussed above).

The latest strand to Watson's colourful life has been his involvement with The Golf Boys, alongside his fellow USA Tour professionals Rickie Fowler, Ben Crane and Hunter Mahan.

The speedy, and much-welcomed, involvement of Americans alongside Northern Alliance rebels against the Taliban in Afghanistan followed, and those forces quickly drove the Taliban from Kabul.

The UK's pivotal role in the 2003 invasion of Iraq prompted a sectarian war that the UN said had forced two million Iraqis to flee the country, an involvement that ran alongside the 13-year Afghanistan war and was followed by the 2011 attacks on Libya, both of which precipitated significant regional instability and migration.