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Employing electroshock therapy, sensory deprivation and drug-induced comas, these experiments helped develop some of the "coercive interrogation techniques" that have been practised in Guantánamo Bay.

"The marketing sales and promotional practices that have been practised by retailers and supermarkets in recent years would indicate that increasing sales has been a prime objective," says Fox.

"It is really difficult dealing with the older people in communities that follow [these] norms – myths related to menstrual-hygiene management that have been practised from generation to generation," says Chaulagain. "So we are focusing our programme on youth, as they are the change-makers and future elders".

Now scientists like myself are looking to fermentation techniques that have been practised all over Africa for centuries to better understand these important, healthy probiotics.

However influential these elderly women might be, participants also expressed their disagreement with some of the harmful traditions that have been practised by elderly women during home delivery.

All participants who completed the intervention will be rated by their exercise therapist for correctness of performance of all exercises that have been practised within the course of the programme.

The old terror that has been practised on a horrifying scale in Algeria's internecine war may yet spill over into Europe's cities, in the form of indiscriminate, "new terrorist" operations.

The only consistently effective remedy was a treatment that had been practised by physicians for centuries, consisting of a "pelvic massage" – performed manually, until the patient reached a "hysterical paroxysm", after which she appeared miraculously restored.

The model he chose to adopt was, rather, the tradition of first-person film-making that had been practised before and after the second world war by a handful of maverick geniuses: Jean Vigo, Jean Cocteau, Max Ophüls, Robert Bresson, Jacques Becker and, supremely, Jean Renoir.

Turmeric is part of Ayurvedic medicine – a holistic, all-natural approach to health that has been practised for centuries in India – and a ubiquitous ingredient in curries and rice dishes.

But it is possible to believe that Mr Fury is simultaneously the holder of some deeply disgusting opinions and the victim of a dismal little confidence trick that has been practised since at least the Victorian age – the idea that, with one or two prominent exceptions, the men and women who play sport have very much to contribute to the world beyond it.