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In fact, the very union they chased off their premises is now one of the most outspoken on immigrant rights.

Its premises are now plastered with posters supporting the president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

The exchange was closed in 1939, and its premises are now given over to office and exhibition space.

You can be very proud as well that you have led one of the most important infrastructure projects: many more premises are now able to access super-fast broadband.

Its previous premises are now used by Chetham's School of Music.

While the video was edited for presentation on a television show that is shown after midnight in most markets, it — and its not-too-disguised premise — is now prominently featured on ABC's Internet home page.

BT has previously shown this G.fast fibre-copper mix working from distribution points between the cabinet and the customer's premises, but is now saying it can achieve faster speeds right from the cabinet — although it still has to conduct large-scale customer trials to prove the deployment in the wild.

The company persuaded us to share under that premise and is now turning it inside out by requiring us to pay for people to see what we post.

It is a premise that is now being challenged with the proliferation of nuclear technology to countries that American political leaders consider to be rogue states — and conceivably, one day, to terrorist groups as well.

Set up to offer employment to the blind and partially-sighted, the restaurant has gone far beyond its initial philanthropic premise and is now a gourmet destination in its own right --  expect locally-sourced dishes like fried salmon fillet with lemon-walnut pesto and asparagus penne with sun dried-tomato cream.

The BBC's proposed partnership with ITV to share regional news premises and footage is now unlikely to go ahead, the commercial broadcaster's executive chairman Michael Grade said today.