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The Premier 15s, as it was originally known, was backed by £2.4m of funding, contingent on the clubs meeting standards around professional coaching, sports science and medical support for players.

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He is currently director of business development and strategy and this week was part of a Steelers contingent that visited Newry, an hour's drive from Dublin, just across the border in Northern Ireland.

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As part of a 37-strong British contingent, external headed for India, he goes into the championships with "my hunger back", having struggled with the comedown from his Paralympic high.

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The breakaway region of Transnistria, propped up by Moscow, is still home to a contingent of Russian troops.

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"Metaphors such as fights and struggles are pretty normal. And he was talking about it contingently, wasn't he? He wasn't saying: 'Go out immediately.'"

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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