Well one of those poor souls must have grown up to become a product designer bent on saving future generations from such cruel torture, and the result is a portable "bonfire" that you can fold up and slip into a knapsack or strap onto your pack mule.

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And he added that any decision to welcome banned duo Allan McGregor and Barry Ferguson back into the Hampden fold would be up to the new manager.

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Kelly recalls being almost ignored after receiving his first call-up into the Ireland squad and he insists that Kidney will ensure that all players are welcomed into the fold.

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As I looked up I saw the wings of a ghostly pale owl fold into his body as he disappeared into a tree.

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In just three weeks this fall, thousands of people playing the free downloadable game helped map the structure of an enzyme that could fight HIV and AIDS. Scientists at the University of Washington created Fold-it to turn research about protein folding into a game, dishing up puzzles made up of spirals and clumps that represent amino acids.

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Washington is keen on getting Russia into the fold this year, in hopes that trade between the two countries will pick up.

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In Asia, where land is cheap and labor costs are low, enormous shopping malls are popping up in Dubai, China, and the Philippines, with India expected to jump into the fold soon.

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But now he has resumed control, as he enjoyed for 13 years prior to selling up four years ago, the FIA are in a position to formally accept Sauber into the fold.

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In the three elections since then the Cambodian leader has gradually eased up on the hardball tactics, occasionally jailing or exiling critics, but also wooing opponents into the fold with promises of power.

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