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Whyte claims that the firm's stance does not chime with its "customer promise," prominently set out on its website.

The central claims of Afrocentrism were prominently set forth in a controversial book, Black Athena: The Afroasiatic Roots of Classical Civilization, 2 vol. (1987 91), by white historian Martin Bernal.

MOST of the idyllic gardens one sees in glossy magazines have a bird feeder set prominently against snow-frosted shrubbery or amid summer flowers.

Set prominently on a buffet near the front door, two imported hams with legs and hooves attached were hard to ignore, so I ordered a plate of jamón Ibérico, or pata negra, a coveted ham made from Iberian pigs who gorge on sweet acorns.

Other countries have ambitions in space, most prominently China, which has set itself the task of building a small pace station and landing an astronaut on the moon.

— it was hard to beat Kohler's DTV II shower, set up prominently near the entrance to the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show at the McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago last weekend.

Gender equality features prominently in the Millennium Development Goals set in 2000 and, as of September 2006, 184 countries have ratified the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW).

But now, New Jersey will be trying to learn from — though not necessarily copy — the example set by, most prominently, Massachusetts.

Italy has repeatedly called for co-ordinated action by the European Union to tackle the crisis on its doorstep, and the issue looks set to feature prominently at a summit on 24 October.

It is the exotic and, in all honesty, downright barmy mix of sex and poetry in Black Swan that has had people raving about the film since it opened last autumn's Venice Film Festival; it's now set to feature prominently in this season's awards contests.

These will be the biggest ever staged and athletes from Northern Ireland are set to feature prominently.