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With such a depressing scenario, it was good to hear that journalist Charlotte Raven, 43, once a wild child of Thatcherism, was to re-launch Spare Rib, the influential feminist mag which started in 1972 and died in 1993.

Both women were "very enthusiastic about the idea of re-launching Spare Rib".

The company will also launch some spare satellites to act as backup in case of a failure.

The Autumn Statement saw the Government U-turn on its cuts to tax credits pending the launch of Universal Credit and spare the police budget cuts, amongst other measures announced.

From Williams it was a signal of intent, as she belted out her service game to love and then returned to break Kvitova, who let out a yelp and launched a spare service ball into the air in frustration.

Eileen Herden launched My Spare Room to offer a space for those hit by the bedroom tax policy to share their experiences anonymously and reflect on how their lives have changed since the legislation was implemented.

They both go to the Russian embassy and find the submarine's location, after which Malcolm launches the counterattack with seconds to spare.

Slack, the $2.8 billion valued company behind the messaging app that is changing how many businesses communicate internally, just launched an update that might once again spare your inbox.

The Americans were preoccupied dealing with the other Japanese naval forces and defending themselves from air attacks launched from Luzon and Leyte and could not spare any aircraft to search for the Japanese carriers until the afternoon.

That's enough to get from Silicon Valley (launch point not specified) to Los Angeles "with miles to spare," VP of propulsion engineering Peter Savagian said on stage.

But Afridi (34 not out) launched Ravichandran Ashwin for two sixes to win the game with two balls to spare.