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The programme was unveiled to mark the start of National Science and Engineering Week.

It "was unveiled to storms of outraged booing".

The programme was unveiled in China last week, where it will be launching first in a Shanghai early-learning centre.

Canada had three failed attempts at fiscal reform before a successful austerity programme was unveiled in the Liberal Party's budget in 1995.

The Ark chain has high expectations of the schools it has been slowly acquiring since Labour's academy programme was unveiled over a decade ago.

This week plans were unveiled to mitigate the disaster.

A cost-cutting programme at Chrysler was unveiled.

The next month he was unveiling programmes to transform government through privatisation and regulatory reform, to bring in a new tax system, to tackle the banks' bad debts, to liberate local governments and to control the budget deficit by issuing no more than ¥30 trillion of new bonds.

The sculpture was unveiled as the British Council also announced that it is to increase spending on its global arts programme by a third – a rise of £7m on its planned investment, of £21.5m.

Glass was unveiled two years ago, and the Explorer testing programme has been up and running for more than a year, but there is still no sense that it is ready for release to the wider consumer market.

He was speaking from Madrid as the programme of over 30 films from around the world, as well as workshops, concerts and camel races was unveiled in London.