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Its nine cities – Guangzhou, Foshan, Zhaoqing, Shenzhen, Dongguan, Huizhou, Jiangmen, Zhongshan and Zhuhai – were earmarked by China's central planners to comprise a single, ultra-connected megalopolis by the year 2030.

He was one of a number of young coaches, including Peter Taylor and Peter Reid, who were earmarked by the then FA chief executive Adam Crozier to be given experience on the periphery of the England squad after Eriksson was appointed.

Like a number of Mr. Schickele's more serious compositions, it is earmarked by musical playfulness.

The Polochic valley has been earmarked by international companies as suitable for biofuel crops.

Ponta D'Ouro has been earmarked by the government "to receive utmost priority for new developments".

Speculation is rife in Glasgow that McLeish has been earmarked by the Southampton chairman, Robert Lowe, as a replacement for Gordon Strachan.

Of the cuts to departmental budgets, £44bn had already been earmarked by Labour, to which Osborne added an additional £17bn.

On the other hand, they will be loth to lose Morata, especially as he has been earmarked by the coach, Carlo Ancelotti, for a more prominent role.

Other pictures, over the decades, have been earmarked by the government as "national treasures", which are not to be given export licences.

Osborne said the government had inherited a situation where 20% of departmental cuts had already been earmarked by the Labour government.

Additional money is earmarked by the state to widen the traffic lanes of Front Street, where the park is located, and add off-site parking fields.