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The movie centres on a couple of gamblers who head to Las Vegas in an attempt to turn their fortunes around.

Known as Natural Cycle or soft IF, it centres on single- embryo IF treatment inoling minimal drug stimulation.

To a great extent, the total proceeding centres on oral confession.

The dispute at BA centres on its desire to cut costs by reducing cabin staff on most flights and limiting wage increases.

Yet where the balance will fall between the two financial centres on all this is anyone's guess.

Known as Natural Cycle or soft IVF, it centres on single- embryo IVF treatment involving minimal drug stimulation.

But speculation now centres on a Chinese state-backed entity partnering with a Canadian company.

Much of this debate centres on whether a restructuring of the country's debt would spark wider contagion.

Brussels' second probe centres on mainframe maintenance services, and is being brought on the Commission's own initiative.

It centres on the discussion of handling method of how to make out high-quality questions and charts, and the main technology of the system.

Mr Blommestein's concern centres on Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain, which are introducing aggressive fiscal tightening policies.

Public interest centres on the outcome of the next week's election.

Much of my work centres on my exploration of the idea of bloodlines .

The case centres on a synthetic collateralized debt obligation that Goldman structured and marketed.

It now centres on issuing bonds for the value of the carbon emissions avoided by not burning the oil and by preserving the forest.

The hearing, scheduled to run for eight weeks, centres on the validity of conflicting wills.

This time the problem centres on Gmail, with numerous frustrations reported by users.

The argument centres on a deal struck in 2007 to modernise the company.

The Magnetar controversy centres on how it financed its bet against the triple-A tranches of CDOs that Citi trusted.

The existing plan for combating HIV centres on saving the lives of those already infected.

Most of the new material centres on claims of abuse by Guantanamo inmates while being held in CIA custody.

The case centres on a $400m compensation payment to a businessman.

The debate centres on the issue of United Nations inspection of Iraq's weapons-building activities.

Another complaint centres on subsidies for maize, which, the theory runs, have warped America's entire food chain.

The Bund centres on a stretch of the Zhongshan Road, named after Sun Yat-sen.

Our investment approach centres on in-depth analysis of country fundamentals.

The case centres on imports of coated fine paper, which is used for magazines, catalogues and other high-end publishing products.

G4S operates the Centres on behalf of the United Kingdom Border Agency.

The new hope centres on the idea of combining treatment with prevention.

Much lore also centres on the patron saints of various localities.

Our presence at the fair centres on the highly flexible NT 304 TOPLoading ma-chine, with injection-pen packaging.

The government structure centres on the Council of Ministers, led by a prime minister.

But the problem centres on what happens next.

This number is approaching 90, 000 for Amazon's data centres on America's East Coast alone (see chart).

The corollary ofmore computing in the sky is more and bigger data centres on earth.

Everything in the Government centres on Kevin Rudd.

Part of the concern centres on the government's Rmb4, 000bn ($584bn) stimulus plan.

centres on the development of Chinese football in the future ten years.

International Network of Documentation Centres on Communication Research and Policies;

Providing instruction and assistance to local centres on professional and quality counselling;

Though Tibetan Buddhist worship centres on elaborate temples, statues and images,