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Moving to bring a special intimacy to the carefully scripted atmosphere of a political convention, President Bush will give his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention next week from a small circular stage in a sea of thousands of delegates and other guests.
The Turnbull government lost votes on the floor of the House of Representatives on Thursday evening after Labor moved to bring a motion calling for a banking royal commission.
Stepping up his purge of the country's unpopular security forces, Argentina's new president, Néstor Kirchner, today dismissed 80percentt of the high command of the Federal Police and also moved to bring a notoriously corrupt provincial force under increased federal supervision.
"It was important that we moved to bring a central defender to the club and to get someone of Gavin's calibre is particularly exciting".
Warnock's future has been in doubt for several weeks despite leading Rangers to promotion to the Premier League, although Briatore has moved to bring an end to the speculation by offering his unequivocal support to the manager.
Lewis Hamilton has moved to bring an end to his ongoing dispute with Ferrari's Felipe Massa.
At the urging of the state senator, Dean Florez, Democrat of Fresno and the chamber's majority leader, and others, the California Public Utilities Commission is moving to bring in an outside auditor to determine whether the meters count usage properly.
In the wake of the national embarrassment over the election, most states moved to bring on a new generation of voting machines.
"But if a full recovery for Tom starts to look unlikely, we will move to bring in a more experienced alternative ahead of the four-day match," added Krikken.
Wednesday, Google moved to bring that future a bit closer.
Many expected the move to bring a temporary reprieve at best, unless Beijing can tackle the underlying problems that have driven economic growth down dramatically over the past 18 months.
