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This is obvious from the conversations that are held there, notably those delayed until the door clicks shut.

Bad points There are better deals out there, notably Santander's eSaver Issue 4 account, which pays 3.1 per cent.

Carrefour opened a handful of hypermarkets there, notably in Philadelphia and New Jersey, around the early 1990s.

It was there, notably, that Saddam Hussein's sons, Uday and Qusay, were killed in a firefight with American soldiers in July.

It's fair to say that Dylan's performance was idiosyncratic, and the recording reveals his nervousness, but many there, notably Eric Clapton, were blown away.

Wisconsin -- Four starters return and the size is there, notably up front with Nina Smith, a 6-4 center, and 6-3 LaTonya Sims and 6-3 JeStomskiomski at forward.

(There are artists in there too, notably Philip Guston, Terry Winters and George Condo).

Agatha Christie set novels there, most notably The Sittaford Mystery.

But there were a few dogged iconoclasts out there, most notably Stephen Roach at Morgan Stanley.

There are, of course, still nuclear dangers out there, most notably North Korea and Iran.

Foodstuffs and sweets are manufactured there, most notably a kind of gingerbread called Deventer cake (koek).