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The strategy has been used most effectively on a long-standing sponsorship deal with English rugby.

The party has thrived during the great anti-immigration auction of modern politics: they will always be the most trusted to crack down most effectively on immigration.

Sober since 2012 (confirmed to cheers during "Cover Me Up") and married with a new child, he homes in most effectively on the bedroom and the hospital ward.

The opiated numbness of Balabanian's vocals lends an engaging air of naivety to the band's songs, most effectively on "Girl Out West".

Blige has the vocal charisma to lift up several piano ballads, and when genuine infusions of the current London scene occur – most effectively on Right Now, the track produced by Disclosure – it neatly refreshes her sound.

What we said: "Blige has the vocal charisma to lift up several piano ballads, and when genuine infusions of the current London scene occur – most effectively on Right Now, the track produced by Disclosure – it neatly refreshes her sound," wrote Tim Jonze, in the Guardian.

But the Kurds are by no means a monolithic body, raising the question: are Western powers really helping the Kurds who can most effectively take on IS and rescue besieged civilians?

First, hereditary variation takes place; second, selection is made of those genetic variants that will be passed on most effectively to the following generations.

In order to cope with the datarates and use the pixel area most effectively, an on-chip data compression scheme will integrated.

UNICEF works most effectively through on-the-ground and community-based partners, such as church groups and civil society organizations, which already have access to local populations.

However, there remains little evidence or reflection on how most effectively to change harmful norms related to masculinity.