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A quick Google image search of 'promo girl' provides some idea of what is required when promotion takes place at night.

The following muslin voting record shows the fingerprints of those villagers who nominated him and provides some idea of the fragility of such democratic processes that held these communities together.

An image of a unpublished map obtained by the Guardian, based on "preliminary results" from studies of local inhabitants by the Duke Global Health Institute in the US, provides some idea of how widely-spread and severe the mercury contamination is across Madre de Dios.

A story from Ms. De Burca's time in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) provides some idea of what she means.

It provides some idea on the magnitude of the condition.

The data are due Monday — and will provide some idea of just how aggressive the central bank has been.

The ruins of Lalbagh Fort, an incomplete 17th-century Mughal palace at Dhaka, also provide some idea of the older Islamic architectural traditions in Bengal.

The ruins of Lalbagh Fort, an incomplete 17th-century Mughal palace at Dhaka, also provide some idea of the older Islamic architectural traditions.

The Greek government plans to auction 1.5 billion of three-month Treasury bills Tuesday, providing some idea of the level of return that investors expect for holding short-term Greek debt.

The Greek government plans to auction 1.5 billion euros of three-month Treasury bills Tuesday, providing some idea of the level of return that investors expect for holding short-term Greek debt.

The full list of Palestinians to be released will be posted on an Israeli government Web site by Sunday, although the Justice Ministry's calls and lists published by Hamas provided some idea of who is on it.