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By 1992, it had overhauled its information-technology systems four times.But the biggest overhaul of all took place in 1995.

The most serious communal riots of all took place in 1946, when the partition of British India became imminent and tensions between Muslims and Hindus reached their height.

But the cavernous acoustics of the church clinched the issue: everything — the symphony, most of all — took on a reverberant, impressionistic haze.

Their big fat Hindu weddings * Russell Brand's is by no means the first extravagant Hindu wedding, though the most expensive of all took place not in India but France.

Billy Connolly, perhaps the most famous living Scot of all, took part in the opening ceremony via videolink to proclaim Glasgow's support for the late South African President Nelson Mandela.

Aesthetically pleasing: Gareth Bale with Filipe Luis in hot pursuit 2.18pm BST Forty-seven long years ago, give or take a day, arguably the most romantic European Cup final of all took place at the Estádio Nacional in Lisbon.

Make them all take care of it.

First of all, take it easy on yourself.

"First of all, take it very seriously," Harari says.

First of all, take a look at who was around the table.

First of all, take the time for a face-to-face meeting.