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When asked a question, they ply through their database and try to synthesize from it the most probable answer.

“Understanding the dynamics and pervasiveness of situational power is essential to learning how to resist it,” he wrote in 2002, “and to weaken the dominance of the many agents of mind control who ply their trade daily on all of us behind many faces and fronts.”

England back row Jack Willis and Scotland back Blair Kinghorn ply their trade at champions Toulouse, while prop Kyle Sinckler has impressed at Toulon since his summer move from Bristol.

He is back in the XV-a-side game having signed with Top 14 side Pau, where former Exeter pair Joe Simmonds and Harry Williams and former England scrum-half Dan Robson also ply their trade.

Afcons claims the bridge can withstand a strong "explosion of up to 40kg of TNT" and trains would continue to ply, albeit at slower speeds, even if there was damage or a pillar was knocked out.