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Through a combination of bollocking and hand-holding, coach Bill Courtney – nowhere near as creepy as his nickname, Big Daddy Snowflake, would suggest – managed to turn a team of forlorn and trouble-prone kids into warriors, securing for many of them college scholarships, and presumed better futures.

The site suggests he managed to raise only £421 out of his £4,000 goal.

I suppose it's vaguely impressive, then, that someone – or some country, as the people investigating this breach are suggesting – has managed to hack into the IMF's computer systems.

Yet the study does suggest that Compartamos managed to expand while keeping financially stable.

This appears to suggest GCHQ had managed to record 39bn separate pieces of information during a single day.

However, the cumulative results nevertheless suggest, that we managed to capture the main themes related to workplace guidance in the literature.

Klute, while not the horror fest its reputation would suggest, does manage to capture the underwhelming nature of student ballin' better than any other club.

Remarkably, Australia had the highest median wealth of any country in the world – suggesting we have managed to share our national wealth more evenly than many other countries.

Her response suggested that she managed to find an equally compelling, inspirational narrative from the sadder, presumably true, version of her father's history: "Thank God," she said.

Net revenue excluding excise taxes fell 11.3percentt in the cigarette segment — less than the decline in volume, suggesting the company managed to raise average prices.

In many cases, CNAs present at diagnosis appeared in far more cells at relapse, suggesting that they managed to elude treatment and proliferate while other leukemia cells died.