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Career Transition for Dancers helps professional dancers prepare for new careers when dance is no longer an option.

September The culture secretary, James Purnell, announces the Convergence Think Tank to prepare for new digital legislation.

She said the Tigers were merely using the cease-fire to regroup and prepare for new offensives.

He said such experiments might allow scientists to forecast evolution in viruses and bacteria, potentially helping to prepare for new diseases.

Students will prepare for new advances, such as the semantic web – the next generation web, which is expected to be one which machines can interpret and use.

Goalkeeper Jose Reina insists he "couldn't imagine playing for another club" as Liverpool prepare for new contract talks with the Spain international.

This is the first in a series of reports on young, under-the-radar fashion designers as they prepare for New York Fashion Week in September.

As part of his PlaNYC, a sustainability plan to prepare for New York's expected growth of 1m people by 2030, massive tracts of the city have been rezoned.

Then on the 27th we all fly off to my restaurant in Dubai to prepare for New Year's Eve, when we will be cooking for 340 people.

She believes, she said, that she has just the right amount of time to prepare for New York and is excited to make her return here.

"Do you like the Yankees or the Mets?" he continues in Spanish, a language he learned in two months to prepare for New York.