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Will Smith's half-century provides the backbone to Durham's innings as they reach 142-3 on day one of their Championship match with Lancashire.
Tory leader David Cameron says Gordon Brown should show "backbone" and declare the EU treaty "dead".
Scientists in Devon say their research shows crabs from Cornwall are braver than their Devon equivalents.
A US researcher is hoping to fill in the missing pieces in the history of the internet.
South Asians earn both respect and a living as the backbone of the United Nations' peacekeeping forces.
The firm that makes hardware for much of the net's backbone releases patches for security holes in its products.
The High Speed Train, backbone of rail services through the Thames Valley and beyond, celebrates its 30th birthday.
BBC Berlin correspondent Tristana Moore finds that family firms are still part of the backbone of Germany's economy.
Michael Powell's century provides the backbone to Glamorgan's 312-5 against Essex.
David Wilkie says David Carry and Caitlin McClatchey can form the backbone of the British team for the Beijing Games.
Matt Wood makes 297 as he provided the backbone to Somerset's 581 total against Yorkshire.
The Tupolev 154's chequered safety record owes more to errors than technical problems.
The smallest, lightest animal with a backbone - a fish from Australia's Great Barrier Reef - is described for the first time by scientists.
Eric Fellner and Tim Bevan are two rare British film producers with genuine international clout.
Defence group Smiths has won a major deal to supply the "backbone" of Boeing's new Dreamliner jet.
A sheep farmer in Australia has discovered a fossil of the world's oldest animal with a backbone.
History shows, including one about gladiators, form the backbone of BBC One's £220m autumn schedule.
A court suspends a US-backed coca eradication programme - the backbone of the anti-drug war but the government says it will appeal.
Film studios Pinewood, Shepperton and Ealing are the backbone of the British film industry.
It is described by the United States Air Force as the modern backbone of America's long-range bomber force, built for low-level, high-speed missions.
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