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The press, from which Mr. Margolick quotes extensively, was overwhelmingly in Caesar’s favor.

Sansoni has completely revamped United's data capabilities, which are now being used extensively across performance, recruitment and training.

Physically imposing and extensively equipped with futuristic gadgets, they recategorize humanity from the supposed “most dangerous game” to overly confident meat.

"The Independent Commissioner for Public Appointments reviewed the appointment process extensively and found no breaches aside from those set out in the report."

Sir Martyn said he was pleased with the outcome of Monday's hearing, and that Ofsted had "consulted extensively" on its proposals, which will now roll out this month as planned.