If pressed to mark the change exactly, Mr Stella dates it to the moment when a museum wall could no longer take the weight of one of his increasingly turbulent reliefs.

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The rest it sucks into its system through contracts made with other diamond producers, and by dispatching its buyers, whose clipped British accents and pressed cotton shirts mark them out as the sort who might otherwise be employed by Her Majesty's secret service, to vacuum up diamonds that seep onto the market in such places as Angola and Congo-Kinshasa.

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D-mark and pressed his government to spend less and to reform welfare.

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Aberdeen pressed hard for an equaliser and Mark Kerr and Mulgrew were frustrated by last-ditch defending by Accies.

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In Arkansas, which Mr. Romney carried by 23.7%, Mark Pryor would be hard-pressed if freshman Rep. Tom Cotton, an Iraq and Afghan war vet, runs.

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Faithful readers of Faces In The News remember the former CEO and CFO team already face racketeering charges lodged last year by New York prosecutors, who also pressed lesser charges against former Tyco general counsel Mark Belnick .

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As Hamilton pressed for an equaliser Smith did well to block Mark McLaughlin's close-range volley from Lyle's free-kick and, as half-time approached, Shaun Hutchinson cleared the ball off the goal-line after Lyle had chipped the keeper.

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An opening partnership of 147 between Gareth Rees (64) and Mark Cosgrove (85) set the tone before Jamie Dalrymple pressed home the advantage.

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