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The former, featuring Ronan Keating's big-screen debut, grossed £129 from four cinemas.

At Christmas, it's become traditional to look towards Nigella or Delia, and this chilled out Christmas from the former, featuring sweet potato macaroni cheese, drunken noodles and lemon pavlova, was anything but traditional.

The sort of naked focus that he applied to Johnny Cash works beautifully on the spiky protest skiffle of songs like "There's a Beast and We All Feed It" and "Slumville Sunrise", the former featuring fast, scuttling patter in the manner of "Subterranean Homesick Blues", the latter just one of several songs about escaping restrictions of circumstance and expectation.

Last night Zane Lowe premiered both, the former featuring a slightly deranged cameo from David Byrne who arrives around the three-minute mark to yelp and squawk over the REM-esque low rumble of cello and guitar, while the more acoustic Culture War plods along nicely enough before being joined by a lonely violin cry around the halfway mark.

Both sites are targeting families with children, the former featuring over 70,000 items for "children's activities" and the latter offering 45,000 children's books to start.

Frit and Frat Fuller scored a double whammy with "To James" and "A Man's World," the former featuring an octet of funksters getting down in Afro wigs and business suits, the entire bunch popping, arm-whipping and knee-knocking.

The former featured a vast painting of a blurry seascape with two curly "W" shapes, representing seagulls in flight, which appeared to cast shadows onto the sky behind them.

His "Give Me a Break" segments for the former featured a skeptical look at subjects from government regulations and pop culture to censorship and unfounded fear.

The former feature provides information on the cluster size and is inaccessible with previous methods.

The former feature allows the proposed algorithm to automatically fine tune its control parameters without tedious trial-and-error procedures.

In 1968, Clay Felker, the former features editor of Esquire, founded New York and invited Steinem to join his editorial board.