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But several sources have confirmed to Guardian Australia that Shorten dug in behind her candidacy, which was only unveiled publicly on Thursday.

Included in this set is the landmark 1957 LP "Wild About Harry," which not only unveiled this retooled ensemble but also represented James's debut stereo recording.

But if the current tour was intended to road test unreleased songs — a tricky choice in the era of cellphone video and YouTube — it has so far only unveiled one: "By and Down," the brawny, morose finale to Wednesday's concert.

Facebook has has plans for solar-powered drones capable of flying for three months at a time without landing, although so far the company only has only unveiled one full-sized aircraft.

The statue, which was made by the artist Paul Wells and sits on the Thames Path opposite a mansion belonging to George and Amal Clooney, was only unveiled on Monday, apparently with the prior agreement of Sonning parish council.

Although Mr Obama only unveiled his budget in February, he has been forced to lay out new proposals in response to an alternative document put forward by Paul Ryan, the Republican chairman of the House Budget Committee, that calls for a radical overhaul of Medicare and Medicaid, among other things.

Dresdner, after all, has only just unveiled a go-it-alone strategy aimed at restoring its tattered credibility.

He knew the West would be intensely interested in whether he tested another plutonium weapon or his first uranium weapon, the product of a new uranium-enrichment capacity that the North has only just unveiled.

They'd only unveil cryptic clues designed to get me to do something somewhere else.

Against the protests of Communist Parliament members, the State Duma acknowledged that archival material "not only unveils the scale of his horrific tragedy but also provides evidence that the Katyn crime was committed on direct orders from Stalin and other Soviet leaders".

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