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Next up was the new general manager, Sandy Alderson, who, looking for laughs, has issued tweets and wisecracks aimed at the team's shaky finances and make-believe outfield.

"This is a serious misuse of the aid budget which is meant to be helping the poorest in the world, and will present an open goal to those who looking for cynical opportunities to criticise international aid," he said.

But that wasn't enough for the board who, looking for their slice of the money that would soon wash into the lower leagues, thought they needed a bigger name at the helm.

This meant that small savers would have to take a bigger hit, but it did soften the blow on Russians and others who, looking for a safe place to park their money, have turned the tiny Mediterranean island into a financial center known for not asking too many questions.

January 10 2013 February 17 201313 It almost doesn't matter that Gigliola Fanoni's adaptation of the 1977 film "A Special Day" is about a traditional Italian housewife (Ana Graham) who, looking for her escaped parrot, wanders into the apartment of a not at all traditional stranger (Antonio Vega), who is about to commit suicide on the day, in 1938, that Hitler comes to Rome.

"Dian Fossey's obituary in the Times said she had been killed by 'unknown assailants,' but it is likely that they were the poachers she had fought for so many years, who, looking for zoo specimens or 'trophies,' had killed so many of the mountain gorillas that she devoted her life to". Read more.

Studies of MOFs started by chemists who looked for materials with new porous structures and topologies.

I was one of those who looked for a newsletter..

Even clinicians who look for depression may miss it.

To work with GCHQ who look for other signs.

It'll squeeze those who look for short cuts.