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We probably have Hollywood to thank for this: the SNP capitalised on Mel Gibson's preposterous biopic of Wallace, Braveheart, using the launch of the film in Scotland in 1995 to jump-start a massive recruitment drive for the party.

Emap will be using the launch of the vision as a springboard for a broad employee engagement plan to help set a strategy and agree which priorities to focus on.

In fact, it's using the launch of a new version of Windows 10 Creators update to announce the new device.

Instead, the organization is using the launch of its Android app as an opportunity to drive up support for a petition asking Apple to revisit its App Store terms.

This prompts Johnson to use the launch of his leadership bid to say he will no longer stand.

Serota used the launch of his organisation's annual report to urge ministers to rethink their plans for the EBacc certificates, which will replace GCSEs.

The governor used the launch of the Bank's quarterly inflation report to reassure businesses and households that even when rates do rise, the increase will be gradual and modest.

Beijing has also used the launch of the charter to crack down on citizens who have campaigned against other abuses, widening the scope of its moves to crush dissent.

The DOJ says that Apple, along with Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, Hachette Book Group, Penguin and Macmillan, used the launch of the iPad to unfairly drive up the prices readers pay for e-books.

This paper uses the launch of a series of new drugs designed for treating type 2 diabetic patients as an example to investigate the determinants that affect the diffusion of new medical technology.

As well as providing wardrobe advice, Ms Massenet used the launch of five days of catwalk shows, presentations and parties to underline the coming push to "reinforce London as the destination for global fashion".