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Not however for the £1.8bn the chancellor announced for digital investment in public services, which somehow managed to entirely ignore local government.

In three seasons, the 43-year-old Italian has managed to entirely remake the brand, pulling back from its sexy image to explore a more romantic side.

But if they managed to entirely dodge the bullet of a nuclear age, we should not only establish contact with them, but pick their brains to find out how.

In the years since though, I've realised that the movie is awful, and these girls managed to entirely kill any lingering attraction I might have had to either character.

Through time participants managed to entirely eliminate the initial disadvantage associated with cooperating.

This month alone, Portugal has managed to run entirely on renewables for more than 100 consecutive hours.

In one of the two surviving fragments concerned with Xenophanes, he is referred to as hupatuphos, 'partly free from tuphos.' Pyrrho is the only one who managed to be entirely 'free from tuphos' (atuphos); but in the highly critical context of the Silloi, the epithet hupatuphos already raises Xenophanes above almost all the other philosophers who appear in the poem.

In the words quoted, he managed to be entirely wrong, twice over.

And New York, in a matter of weeks, managed to destroy entirely the idealism that had brought me there.

All too often when people attempt to evoke such a distant period, they come across as cloying pastiche; Bugg somehow managed to sound entirely authentic.

The wimpy white seeds they've not yet managed to eliminate entirely -- give them a few more years, and they surely will -- have no throw weight at all.