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The group, which deploys a traditional Santa with a long white beard but clad in a green outfit, raises funds to conserve forests and gives lectures on environmental issues at schools.

It's all the more offensive when the issue at hand is Russian nationalist expansion, which deploys a similar sort of cynical ideological play-acting in the interests of Russia's energy companies.

Typical is the "Scoop" amphitheatre beside London's City Hall, a pseudo-public space managed by the More London office development and which deploys a metallic army of joy-killing knobs.

Rob Schwimmer and Mark Stewart, two busy studio musicians, indulge their more lighthearted side in Polygraph Lounge, which deploys a Spike Jones sensibility and a lot of low-tech and toy instruments.

Rob Schwimmer and Mark Stewart, two busy studio musicians fresh from touring with Simon and Garfunkel, indulge their more lighthearted side in Polygraph Lounge, which deploys a Spike Jones sensibility and a lot of low-tech and toy instruments.

They combine sex and comedy, and come with malaprop titles like "Davenatrix," which describes a piece that is part bondage-wear, part tefillin and dangling zizit, or "The Breast of Both Whorls," which deploys a pair of pearly delphinula shells to stunning effect.

The band -- which deploys an odd instrumental arsenal, including electric guitar, piano, clarinet, percussion and double bass -- has developed a repertory that runs from contemporary classics by Frederic Rzewski and new works written specifically for it to arrangements of songs by the Brazilian jazz composer Hermeto Pascoal and the grunge band Nirvana.

The Los Angeles Times has an excellent story summarizing the project, which deployed a glowing lure intended to copy the bioluminescent display of some of the squid's prey.

For half a century, Republicans had relied on Richard Nixon's "Southern Strategy", which deployed a coded racial message that could bind together a formidable coalition of southern states and suburban white voters.

Preliminary results from the Mupus instrument, which deployed a hammer to the comet after Philae's landing, suggest there is a layer of dust 10-20cm thick on the surface.

It was vetoed jointly by Sinn Féin and the nationalist SDLP which deployed a "petition of concern" under which bills can be defeated if one side of the sectarian/political divide claims there is insufficient cross-community support for a law.