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It is the grudge between the nations which has captured the imagination, encouraged by provocative comments from the two camps.

The bulk of the damage is from opioids, mostly heroin, which has captured the attention of politicians and scientists.

The arrest could be used as a bargaining chip against Isis, which has captured many foreign, Iraqi and Syrian prisoners.

It does next to nothing with the idea of wrestling, which has captured so much of mainstream America's attention, or with Crazy Train Guy Boydd) himself.

No rivalry in international soccer is more intense than that between Brazil, which has captured the World Cup four times, and Argentina, which has won it twice.

Connecticut's defense is anchored by Mansour Ndiaye, from Martin Luther King High School, which has captured several New York City championships.

But plasma screens, which have captured the most attention so far, have flaws that are likely to open the way to other technologies.

Until now, America has led night raids by special-operations forces which have captured or killed many lower-level Taliban fighters, as well as run Bagram prison for captured insurgents both issues of concern to insurgent commanders.

Having digested Snowden's revelations, I am less sure, because one of the things he has demonstrated is the extent to which the NSA has suborned the internet companies which have captured the online activities of billions of internet users.

Ours is a toll-booth economy, unchallenged by any major party, in which companies which have captured essential public services – water, energy, trains – charge extraordinary fees we have no choice but to pay.

And there have other good video mockeries – including one warning that wind farms will blow the Earth off-orbit – which have captured the comedy potential of bizarre debates about energy policy.