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Photo: These boys in Zaidon, Iraq, have been temporarily evicted from their home, which was commandeered by the United States Marines, Second Battalion, Seventh Division.

Although no veterans of the battle are alive, some original vehicles will be there, including a London bus, now part of the London Transport Museum collection, which was commandeered and converted into an ambulance in 1916.

Importantly, conditional deletion of HK2 diminishes Shh-mediated aerobic glycolysis in CGNPs, indicating that normal development in this lineage involves glycolysis, which is commandeered for tumorigenesis.

And they help poison the waters off the Washington-Oregon coast, where the Navy plays its games, just like they poisoned the waters surrounding Vieques, a tropical paradise island off the coast of Puerto Rico, which, as I wrote several years ago, "was commandeered by the U.S. military as a throwaway site for weapons testing" for 62 years.

If you headed east you'd find the small outdoor Cheer Up Charlies stage, which, one hot and hazy afternoon, was commandeered by Los Angeles venue the Echo and its adjacent record store, Origami Vinyl, to put on performances from up-and-coming acts Jenny O, No and Cheatahs.

Because of his previous acting experience Forsythe was commandeered for the propaganda musical Winged Victory, which successfully toured the country.

We passed the old Vauxhall recreation club, which had been commandeered as a police staging ground.

I can't wait for the day I don't have to anxiously scout every carriage, cafe or corridor for spare sockets which could be commandeered.

The real buzz at the Estrel hotel, which had been commandeered for the event, concerned the king of pop himself and rumours reported in the German press of his plans to move to Berlin.

Few US citizens are aware that Pågan and Tinian – parts of which will be commandeered for drills involving artillery, mortars and inert bombs, causing major disruption to the lives of its 3,000 residents – even exist.

It was used at the old Eglinton Estate, which had been commandeered by the army, to provide its army operators with the necessary experience.