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COP leaders are reading the room - they are trying to find a new approach that is needed or this conference will lose all relevance.

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What’s even stranger about their absence from national relevance on the gridiron is that the Ivy League essentially invented big-time college football.

The House of Commons public accounts committee said the BBC's long-term relevance was at risk if it didn't do more to appeal to young audiences and other groups across the UK who felt overlooked.

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“However, this commitment to defense is against a backdrop of fiscal strain, which increases the relevance of Babcock’s focus on affordability, availability and capability.”

A century and a half of unbroken Scottish participation, however, should not be mistaken for uninterrupted relevance.

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

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