As I suggested yesterday, the former chair of the All Wales convention, Sir Emyr Jones Parry, will be sitting on the UK Government's commission whose job it is to kick around the West Lothian Question, or, if you're of a cynical bent, kick it into the long grass.

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They determined that it was and began to kick around the idea of actually building a copter to prove it.

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Working with a group of young digital filmmakers in company-owned production studios, Gregory finds it easier to kick around ideas that would never fly at a bigger company.

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If there's any group that can kick around ideas and take no action on them, it's Congress.

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The left-footed midfielder, who was recalled to the side after his goal against West Ham two weeks ago, hit an inswinging free-kick from the right and Paul Robinson did well to turn it around the post after it had eluded everyone.

BBC: Bolton 0-0 Blackburn

Ledesma's shot from the subsequent free-kick made its way around the wall but Allan McGregor was well positioned to tame it.

BBC: FBK Kaunas 2-1 Rangers (agg 2-1)

This is a passion project, and Bohemia are better positioned than many to support it, but there are some cold realities around returns on investment which will at some point kick in.

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Maritza was just plain beautiful, no need for motivation there, always around too, and it was just a stroke of pure genius that convinced him to kick it to them both at once.

NPR: Diaz's First Novel Details a 'Wondrous Life'

And if any further evidence is needed to express the position of the NFL, it is that the Obama administration felt compelled to schedule a presidential address to Congress around the kick-off of the football season.

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