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Britain is regularly cited as a target in militant propaganda and several dozen young British men, security sources say, travel every year to Pakistan to realise their ambitions of violent jihad.

Tactical indiscipline is regularly cited as a reason that Liverpool would be better off heading into the future without their captain but in the right positions, Gerrard has proved himself effective.

From the euro-zone crisis to intervention in internal conflicts to Britain's place in Europe, and on to America's crisis of governance and China's rising nationalism, the purported absence of leadership is regularly cited as a primary cause of our global economic and political malaise.

"Rocket 88," a song his band released in 1951 under the name Jackie Brenston and his Delta Cats, is regularly cited as a contender for the first rock-'n'-roll record for its beat, its distorted guitar and its honking saxophone.

The company is regularly cited as a home to violent threats, racist remarks and other unseemly content.

Mon oncle Antoine (1971), in particular, is regularly cited as an essential piece of Canadian filmmaking, even garnering inclusion in the Criterion Collection.

Mon oncle Antoine (1971), in particular, is regularly cited as an essential piece of Canadian filmmaking, garnering inclusion in the Criterion Collection.

Updated at 12.52pm GMT 12.47pm GMT 2nd over: South Africa 12-0 (Petersen 9, Smith 3) Adelaide 2012 has been regularly cited as a precedent in the last 48 hours.

The map received widespread media coverage and is regularly cited as one of the things driving a change of attitude towards cycling in Moscow, especially among the city's officials.

It is regularly cited as being at the forefront of a trend in historical graphic novels, along with Art Spiegelman's Maus and Marjane Satrapi's Persepolis.

As a result, Miranda is regularly cited as authority for the legality of all of these coercive techniques.