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But if Mr Milosevic were forced by NATO bombing to withdraw his army and interior-ministry forces from the war zone, the fractious Albanian separatists would rapidly take over as the only source of authority.

I have worked hard over the years, training and learning the legal side of the role, but am also able to draw upon my own experience and have a genuine understanding of how this often unplanned role can rapidly take over one's life.

All the same, its chances of stemming the insurgency and bringing the minimal stability to allow for the withdrawal of American troops and their allies still look only middling at best.As he unveiled his team, Mr Maliki (pictured, left) sounded doggedly upbeat, insisting that Iraqis would now more rapidly take over full responsibility for the country's security.

What allowed Google to rapidly take over the search market was not primarily its PageRank algorithm or clean interface, but these factors in combination with its early access to the data sets of AOL and Yahoo, which enabled it to train PageRank on the best available data on the planet and become substantially better at determining search relevance than any other product.

The new bill, unveiled last week, would give the party power to rapidly take over the country's judicial branch of government.

As shown later in this work, some mutations confer such a high degree of fitness in particular antibiotics that strains possessing these mutations rapidly take over the population.

Korean automakers are rapidly taking over the American market for the smallest, cheapest cars.

The Tuareg's seizure of northern Mali last year was rapidly taken over by jihadists.

Known as "massively parallel processors," or M.P.P. machines, these computers rapidly took over the supercomputer market, gaining popularity in research and weapons laboratories.

There are a few books on Iraq, a plate of fruit, a few random CDs and a stack of children's toys rapidly taking over the room.

In 1984 he took over as chairman of the failing Dunlop company, but his attempt to revive it, bringing in Michael Edwardes, fresh from British Leyland, were swept away when it was rapidly taken over and dismembered by BTR.