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The Communist Party in particular has found itself on the defensive because of its embrace of business.

McIlroy, in particular, has found himself drawn into the controversy as to which nation he should compete for when golf returns to the Olympic programme at Rio de Janeiro for the first time since 1924.

But research on the phenomenon of peer influence — and the influences of roommates in particular — has found that there are, in fact, long-lasting effects of whom you end up living with your first year.

The perception is that Latin America carries an unacceptably heavy burden for drug consumption in the US and Europe, and that the externally imposed solution, a military and police-led war on drugs, is costly and counterproductive – as Mexico in particular has found out to its cost in recent years.

"We've spent a lot of time talking before about how difficult this Congress in particular has found it to be to do even simple things … this policy proposal is extraordinarily complicated and one that has significant consequences for the national security in this country and the basic civil liberties of the American people.

Affirm Films in particular has found success within the niche.

standard, foreign devices, and the iPhone in particular, have found a highly receptive local audience.

IN the wake of terrorism, Americans, and New Yorkers in particular, have found that nothing is the same.

But his song, and its video in particular, have found new life in the time of YouTube.

Women, in particular, have found themselves targeted by Twitter trolls, and tell of threats involving stalking, sexual violence and death.

The British police, in particular, have found it invaluable in hoisting back some of the wide boys who have been on the run on the Spanish costas.