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As the EU expands to the east, Germany will be more firmly at the heart of a reshaped continent.

Well then, say the europhiles, all the more reason to lodge Britain more firmly at Europe's heart, so that our arguments will be listened to more carefully.

I'm older now, officially no fun any more, firmly at the "tut, tut, I judge you" stage of the human life cycle.

Using technology to provide evidence of what works and what needs focus on will help many sluggish businesses put their customer more firmly at the heart of their growth.

Mr Erdogan's AK party, he adds, has also begun to embrace Islam more firmly at home, suggesting some influence of religious ideology over foreign policy.Zero problems with (Sunni) neighboursSince AK won a third consecutive term last summer, Mr Erdogan has been pandering to his pious base.

Now I think the broadcasters will tie deals down even more firmly at the point of commission, because they realise you can only sell a format internationally if you've got a primary broadcaster, so the primary broadcaster is going to go after you harder for your rights".

On the day his Fulham team subsided to deserved defeat at Cardiff, to become even more firmly entrenched at the bottom of the Premier League, one of his old clubs, Bayern Munich, came back from a goal down to win 6-1 in the Bundesliga.

The combined double stratum of the bone cartilage scaffold constructed of laminated composites possessed excellent microstructure, as it was less hierarchical and more firmly integrated at the implant site.

"Who did?" "Callas," he said more firmly, without looking at me, still lost in his own world.

Saddam Hussein's regime seems more firmly entrenched than at any time in the past ten years, and the international dispute over how to handle him is as intractable as ever.

The Juilliard students could have rooted themselves more firmly to the earth at times to remind the audience that the dance's wonders had humble origins.