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The “more defined color palette” hopes to allow Starbucks’ “iconic green apron to shine and create a sense of familiarity for our customers,” the brand specified.

Since Watson is a sucker for enigmas, he surrounds himself with a team of young experts, each of whom is defined by one of their own.

The future will be defined by the strong, smart women who step up to run for every kind of political office — and by those who organize over the long term to help them win.

"Financial security cannot be defined solely by the figures; it is about striking a balance between being prepared and having peace of mind"

The Supreme Court is to deliver its verdict on how a woman should be defined in law.