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The aircraft, flying mainly across east Kent on their way to London, took part in an air raid on 6 December 1916.

Office Space has become a hit on the sly, a fans' favourite whose reputation has spread mainly across the internet and by word-of-mouth.

A11 Insurgents Kill 24 Iraqis Insurgents continued their relentless assault on Iraq's fledgling security forces, killing at least 23 police and national guard officers in multiple attacks mainly across the Sunni-dominated zone to the north of Baghdad.

Andy Ratcliffe of MeteoGroup said: "Today is not going to be persistent rain but more showery, mainly across East Anglia, down into London and across southern England into Wales.

Not that long ago the main route for Africa's economic migrants was across the Atlantic to Spain's Canary islands; at other times the boat people set out mainly across the Aegean Sea to Greece.

Leading the foreign pack is BreadTalk, a Singapore chain, which opened its first outlet in China in 2003 and now has 170 shops spread mainly across the wealthier coastal cities. Frankie Quek, chief executive of BreadTalk's operations in China, said by phone that the company had aggressive plans to expand that number to 500 over the next three years.

Perhaps that's why those who noisily abhor or subvert it mainly come across as attention-seeking.

Each year the MdS organisers perform an operational feat of moving a small city of equipment and support teams (mainly medical) across the desert.

Vacancy rates have mainly improved across the south of England and Greater London, with empty sites increasing in the north of England, Yorkshire, Scotland and Wales.

Supporters of the process dismiss charges of unfairness, saying that the new electors are mainly distributed across the country, with three-quarters of seats seeing voter numbers change within two percentage points on the national average.

Benefit finance is like a boomerang – redistribution goes not from rich to poor but mainly (75% ) across an individual's own life cycle, ie, from and to the same person.