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London's achievements in winning the bid to host the 2012 Olympics, its pull as a cultural destination, radical moves in transport and environment policy, improving infrastructure and attractiveness as a place to invest all became global talking points.

"The Bail Project is a radical move in its own right," Novogratz said.

The truly radical move in the Bay Area would be a return to the messy business of public debate.

The show is not a radical move in late night, but it's appealing and sometimes unusual.

Eventually, says Mr Kikuchi, all Dynam's parlours will be non-smoking a radical move inon-smoking a so radical on chain-smoveng geezers.

In 1941, after the workshop with Adams, Callahan decided to pursue a life in art — a radical move in his blue-collar environment.

Because while making paintings and sculptures based on banal objects and characters from the mass media was a radical move in the '50s or '60s, particularly after the brooding, existential gestures of Abstract Expressionist painting, Pop Art was quickly embraced and assimilated.

Taylor has put forward the radical move in a short interim report to Gove which delivers a scathing verdict on the existing system of young offender institutions and secure training centres saying they are doing little more than teaching offenders how to survive in prison.

But part of Mark Twain's radical move in that novel is to make his hero an illiterate backwoods boy; Lee's hero is a virtuous, middle-class white man, full of noblesse oblige to the black people he defends (who revere him for it), but who doesn't bat an eyelid at the common knowledge that the illiterate, white-trash Mayella Ewell is regularly raped and beaten by her father.

It was a radical move in a stodgy industry.

With the government's blessing, Yun cut 30% of his 84,000-strong work force, a radical move in a place with militant unions.