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Yet the cat rehabilition centre, run by the Washington Humane Society (WHS), has seized upon the prospect of "revisiting" the stray rehabilitation programmes to decry the potential measures.

A few stores opened for the first time in weeks on Saturday, seizing on the prospect of calm provided by a visiting delegation of Arab League observers.

Seized by the prospect of filming history in the making, she rushed home to New York and raised the money to take a camera crew back to Warsaw.

As he enters what will probably be his last two years in public life, he has seized on the prospect of leading an anti-Trump environmental movement.

Campaigners for a tax on financial transactions seized on the prospect of the Lloyds fine to call for tougher government action.

Another option is to seize the facilities — an even more difficult prospect.

If it does not seize the Arab Peace Initiative now, and the prospects for peace further deteriorate, the opportunity may be lost.

She said: "I think we can be proud that we're passing legislation that will put Scotland's future into Scotland's hands - I hope that the people of Scotland will seize that opportunity, seize that future, seize that prospect of a better Scotland with a resounding 'Yes' vote.

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While Mr. Corzine said the move is necessary to avoid the prospect of big property-tax increases, Republicans are using the plan to seize the mantle of fiscal responsibility.

Its prospects for ultimate passage remain cloudy unless Senate Democratic leaders aggressively seize the opportunity to save billions of dollars for the federal budget and hard-pressed consumers.