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Until the intervention of Smith and Haddin, England had stopped Australian ambition in its tracks.

Calling the broadcaster "arrogant beyond belief", his resolve held for seven straight years until the intervention of BBC director general Mark Thompson finally led to a compromise.

In the morning, it's the Moorish armies that are on top, until the intervention of Saint George (the town's patron saint) who helps the Christians carry the day.

But Mr Sankoh wanted total power and used the peace deal as cover while he planned to seize Freetown - until the intervention of 1,000 British troops in May put the rebels on the defensive.

Until the intervention of the dissident systems analyst, the Administration and members of both parties in Congress had, with a few honorable exceptions, publicly brushed aside concerns about the Patriot Act and its enabling of government snooping.

It was not until the 25th minute that either goal came under threat, with Morgan Schneiderlin's effort from a James Ward-Prowse corner destined for the bottom corner until the intervention of the ever-impressive Hugo Lloris.

When Rostislav's nephew and successor, Svatopluk, failed to support Methodius, he was tried in 870 by the German clergy, brutally treated, and jailed until liberated by the intervention of Pope John VIII.

It was not until the 1990's, and the intervention of Mr. Miller and his wife, Caralee, that Willson's contributions to the city became a civic issue.

And so it went until late last week, when — due to the intervention of Martha Mullen, a Richmond, Virginia, woman who'd been following the story, a practicing Christian who cited Jesus's injunction to "love our enemies" as her inspiration — Tsarnaev's body was finally transported to a tiny Muslim cemetery in rural Virginia, and interred there in an unmarked grave.

The coherence of an individual life can seem to fray almost unnoticeably until, before long, that life needs the intervention of someone bringing real assistance.

The Sun confirmed that neither Newton Dunn nor the paper knew anything about the intervention of the police, until the report was published on Monday.