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It will cross $100m quietly next weekend, when Warner Bros' Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 will be sucking money from the world's movie-going public like a Death Eater.

As established skiing regions become devoid of snow, their own virtually guaranteed white stuff (light at the moment, admittedly, but with more expected after Christmas) will be sucking in the tourists.

I'm not entirely sure that private providers will be sucking up those numbers, and I'm certainly not planning the future of BPP around competition for these 20,000 places.

"This will be the first year in a long time that energy exporters will be sucking capital [and liquidity] out," noted David Spegel, global head of emerging market sovereign and corporate research at BNP.

While Hollywood A-listers will be sucking on spirulina and sensi lassis on Melrose, poor fuckers in Iran and Saudi will be swinging from the rafters after being caught with a dub.

While Hollywood A-listers will be sucking on spirulina and sensi lassis on Melrose, poor fuckers in Iran and Saudi will be swinging from the rafters after being caught with a 9-bar.

Later, Eri will be sucked through the screen and trapped in that room.

Another €13bn (£9bn) will be sucked out of an economy that is already in a slump.

Pass a sample through a forest of these columns and the molecules of interest will be sucked out.

Sooner or later, quantitative easing will be reversed and credit will be sucked out of the banking system.

The likelihood is that the centre-half marking him, say Patrick Müller, will be sucked out of position.