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controlling force

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BHP's offer for Rio, now worth about [pounds sterling]50 a share, would be the world's second-biggest takeover and create a $317bn company with a massive controlling force across a range of commodities such as copper, aluminium, iron ore and coal.
Interjections via a projected image suggest some sinister controlling force is messing with the minds of the cast, and what a cast it is.
Edna Woolsley, Wigan, Lancs THUNDERING water or a bursting dam in your dream can be associated with a controlling force from within the dreamer.
 
 
 
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