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The inquiry, Mr. Burton said, would be spearheaded by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The next wave would be spearheaded by Claude Lelouch, who hijacked the techniques of Godard and Resnais to make the sappy, conventional love story Un Homme et une Femme (A Man and a Woman), which won a lot of Oscars.

If we were it'd definitely be spearheaded by people like these two geeks, the kind of thirtysomethings with framed Lyricist Lounge posters in their sitting room and those mythical Fabric gold cards they gave out in 2000 in their wallets.

Roslea, as ever, will be spearheaded by three Quigley brothers.

The establishment of the regional institutions and policies should be spearheaded by the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD).

The environmental arm of the project will be spearheaded by the NIEHS.

The organization was spearheaded by law student James Francis Burke, who would later serve as a Congressman from Pennsylvania.

The demos have been spearheaded by students, demanding extra cash that would give universities 6% of the national budget.

The major problem is that its being spearheaded by a greedy, litigious, technologically backwards industry that, given its reputation, would likely never open its product up for ubiquitous consumption for anything less than a king's ransom.

Its satellites — including the Guggenheim Bilbao in Spain and the Deutsche Guggenheim in Berlin — have largely been spearheaded by the Guggenheim's director, Thomas Krens, who announced in February that he would step down.

Another spectacular rescue effort was spearheaded by Australian Colonel Stanley G Savige.