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West Ham have been dogged by hooliganism since they moved to the centrepiece of the London Olympics this season, with serious crowd trouble also erupting in league games against Middlesbrough and Watford.

Clegg can hardly be seen to take this rebuff to the centrepiece of his constitutional reform programme with total equanimity.

The much-heralded move is the centrepiece of a reform programme that has reached previously forbidden corners of the rigid kingdom, stripping away decades of repression that severely limited women's role in society and left Saudi Arabia as the last country in the world where women were banned from driving.

But he will surely be surprised to hear that his inquiry is to form the centrepiece of a gallery exhibition.

The Concorde is to be the centrepiece of the Bristol Aerospace Centre, due to open this summer.

"I knew this device was going to become the centrepiece of our lives, and change the way we work and move around, so it became the lens through which I was looking at my home.

The cut in VAT, which yields the Treasury more than £80bn a year, was the centrepiece of the pre-Budget report, as the Chancellor moved to cut pre-Christmas bills to boost consumer spending.

I became really proud to be the centrepiece of it.

The Macron law is meant to be the centrepiece of Mr Hollande's reformist U-turn.

The James Webb was intended to be the centrepiece of astronomical research for the next two decades.

Labor wants health to be the centrepiece of of its campaign and its key contrasting point with the Coalition.