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Senator Torricelli hews closer to the center than Mr. Corzine, though Senator Frank Lautenberg, whose seat he would be taking, is about of Mr. Corzine's ideological stripe.

A selection drawn fromthe thousands of shots he took is about to go on show in London.

The total number of British prisoners taken was about 8,000, along with about 240 guns.

You might think you were wasting your money if the first mandatory elective you had to take was about failure.

"The decisions that I am taking are about putting the safety of British people first," Cameron said.

The journey these children have taken is about girls daring to break taboos and speak out about sexual assault.

All it takes is about five seconds of your time — hacking and modding not required.

It really can be this simple and all it takes is about 20 minutes a day.

All INGO KIs agreed that the actual time taken is about five to six months minimum.

In some cases illicit drug-taking is about challenging authority, but in most cases it's about psychological exploration, often driven by positive comments and encouragement from friends.

The decibel measure that was taken was about 114 and 95% of that was aimed towards Victoria.