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With psychology so notably absent, it is natural to look for symbol.

Although reporting remains voluntary, many organisations are doing so, notably local authorities and higher education establishments.

So it's somewhat surprising that in depicting the mechanics of the meth business, "Breaking Bad" is so notably realistic.

She did so notably with photographs and paintings of her own dental bridge, which a gum disease had necessitated.

And yesterday the Mercedes did not suffer the tyre problems that struck him down so notably in Bahrain.

Yet overall their participation in the revolution has been muted — and so, notably, has been the response of the regime.

Thousands did so, most notably a retired group led by an 81-year-old man (the youngest tunneller was 59).

It was a relatively new operation but it had worked before and it would do so again, notably when Manchester United's Ole Gunnar Solskjaer needed help.

Mr. Wilson's most striking characteristic in his film roles so far (notably in "The Phantom of the Opera and Angelsls in America") has been an appealing blankness, which he and Mr. Field have the wit to acknowledge and to subvert.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Updated at 12.15pm BST 9.09am BST Western aid to opposition As EU ministers meet to discuss aid to the opposition, AP examines the limited support offered so far, notably by France.

Mr Blanchard told the BBC that many countries have, for all practical purposes, done so - notably the US.