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Last week I was pleased to be play my part in the launch of Talent 2030.

The next morning I take part in the launch of the Welsh Assembly's sustainable development strategy, somewhat quaintly labelled One Wales, One World.

Next month, Ireland votes on whether to allow same-sex marriage, and many in the audience who had come to praise Doyle had earlier taken part in the launch of Dun Laoghaire's yes campaign.

Kenneth Roth and Sarah Leah Whitson had flown to Cairo to take part in the launch of a report on Tuesday, on the mass killings of protesters by security forces last year.

On Friday, Simon Emou, 36, a teacher at Katine primary school, boarded a plane for the first time and flew to Addis Ababa, in Ethiopia, to take part in the launch of the British Council's Connecting Classrooms programme that will link his school with those in Soroti district, in which Katine is found, and Sheffield, England.

As stories of British citizens leaving the UK to join Isis continue to emerge, Saltley – which a year ago found itself engulfed in the "Trojan horse" storm – has taken part in the launch of a new anti-radicalisation campaign that aims to combat the organisation's propaganda.

Trotsky took a prominent part in the launching of the Comintern in 1919 and wrote its initial manifesto.

He came back to England in September 1956 to take part in the launching of the Mayflower II, a replica of the Pilgrim ship.

In November, thanks in part to the launch of Twitch Creative and the ExtraLife Charity event, Twitch saw its peak number of concurrent broadcasters with 35,610 streaming programs.

This has been driven in part by the launch of music sharing in November (which is already the second most-shared type of file, behind photos).

This was due, in part, to the launch of Guardian Labs.