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"They were suddenly exposed to new European sensibilities and wanted to bring them back to their country, which was deeply colonised by the imposition of Victorian buildings," Mr Kumar said.

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The focus is on monitoring and the imposition of measures that return a club to compliance for any breach.

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"Notwithstanding the imposition of circuit breaker restrictions, the decision-making in Northern Ireland was chaotic," it said.

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He describes himself as an atheist and said it felt like "a bit of an imposition and probably a bit unfair and silly".

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Since the imposition of sanctions, NIS has been unable to procure supplies.

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

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