Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Shabaab and have travelled to Somalia, as the UK's Times newspaper puts it, to engage 'in a violent struggle against the country's Western
• Mr President, according to The Times newspaper of London, the recent US Congressional resolution on the Armenian genocide was appallingly timed.
• On 1 May, the UK's Sunday Times newspaper reported that British Government officials are growing concerned with Malawian leader Bingu wa Mutharika's spending habits.
• According to European intelligence services, dozens of EU citizens have been actively recruited by Al
• In the British Sunday Times newspaper of 2 November 2008, EU official Jaume Duch Guillot explains the thinking behind the plan: 'We want to show people that they can vote anywhere'.
• The UK's Times newspaper reports that 3000 farmers have been murdered in South Africa since 1994, with two farm murders per week, according to Agri SA, which is South Africa's biggest agricultural union.
• In today's Times newspaper UEFA and FIFA are clearly indicating that this will lead to lower transfer fees, which has a knock
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• In the British Sunday Times newspaper of 2 November 2008, EU official Jaume Duch Guillot explains the thinking behind the plan: 'We want to show people that they can vote anywhere'.
• Mr President, according to The Times newspaper of London, the recent US Congressional resolution on the Armenian genocide was appallingly timed.
• The UK's Times newspaper reports that 3000 farmers have been murdered in South Africa since 1994, with two farm murders per week, according to Agri SA, which is South Africa's biggest agricultural union.
• It seems that the British people are onto this, because a recent opinion poll in The Times newspaper clearly shows that the British people no longer believe in so
• On 1 May, the UK's Sunday Times newspaper reported that British Government officials are growing concerned with Malawian leader Bingu wa Mutharika's spending habits.
• made global warming.
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• In today's Times newspaper UEFA and FIFA are clearly indicating that this will lead to lower transfer fees, which has a knock