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Now the Austrian is looking to secure his place in fashion history as some of his finest pieces go on display in the UK this week.

The other is looking to secure up to £860,000 for a wind turbine near the village of Bere Regis, in the Purbeck district of Dorset.

To begin construction on the office building, the Albanese Organization is looking to secure an anchor tenant to occupy at least 75,000 square feet, with rents in the vicinity of $80 a square foot.

The US Anti-Doping Agency (Usada) is looking to secure key testimony to conclude its investigations into the Panorama/Pro Publica findings that Mo Farah's coach presided over a culture of doping.

In the men's singles, Rajiv Ouseph, who won his eighth English Badminton Championship in February, is looking to secure a place with TeamGB, as are Marcus Ellis and Chris Langridge in the men's doubles.

Insiders said DreamWorks is looking to secure more than $30 a share, in a deal that would bring together the hit film-making prowess of DreamWorks Animation, which was spun out of Steven Spielberg's Dreamworks business in 2004, with Hasbro's ability to flog lucrative memorabilia.

A more confident industry would be looking to secure a fair value exchange.

The groups are said to be considering bids using about $4.7 billion of equity, and are looking to secure about $11 billion of debt financing, the newspaper reports.

They are looking to secure new oil supplies or gain expertise that would help them explore similar rock formations within their own borders.

Ivory Coast, coached by the Bosnian Vahid Halilhodzic, are looking to secure one of Africa's berths for the World Cup finals which take place next year in South Africa.

When we last checked in with "Wall Street Wives," the fledgling reality TV show about the happy-go-lucky lives of finance spouses, it had just found a cast, and was looking to secure a development deal.