It's the one dissonant element in a cabin that's just insane with quilted Alcantara and stitched leather.

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Only promoted from the second tier seven years ago, the one consistent element in Rubin's rise to break the Muscovite monopoly has been manager Kurban Berdyev, a devout Muslim, who was born in Turkmenistan.

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There's been a lot of nostalgia circulating around the PC world in the past year, but there's only one element of early home computing history that everyone shares in common: the floppy drive.

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One element in the West's policy is not in doubt: it wants to put strong pressure on the Albanians to end their internecine quarrels and rally round a broad, representative leadership.

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Like almost all feelings of victimhood, there's an element of truth in every one of these statements.

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It's like in a movie where you do something abrupt with one production element to disguise a transition into another.

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But while those are all significant factors, one element has been largely ignored in the buildup to this week's second legs in Spain between Borussia Dortmund and Real here Tuesday, and Barcelona and Bayern Munich on Wednesday.

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This suggests that one element of the solution will be labelling when Google's in-house services -- such as maps, airline flight details or shopping comparison information -- are artificially given a higher billing than rivals.

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She stressed that they were engaged in a "constant battle" with terrorists and said physical security was only one element of the UK's defences alongside intelligence and police work.

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