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1 ‘ We have been considering a move into the US coal industry for some time and the acquisition of these mines is the first step in establishing the foundations of a new high quality business for RTZ in the USA , ’ he said .
2 The July Sales are a great idea for Christmas shopping particularly in slashed-price discontinued toiletries and I found several nice wee stocking fillers for Derek in the Novelty line and looked in vain for a birthday card for our Joy 's eldest but there was nothing suitable .
3 And it should be noted that the actual breaking point for Raskolnikov in the novel is the illness which induces his apocalyptic science-fiction nightmare of germs and Possessed -type madness and destruction , bringing him literally to Sonya 's feet and both of them to ‘ the dawn of a new future , of a full resurrection into a new life ’ which will be the subject of another story .
4 ( If the film had a serious weakness , it was that there was too much Naughty Little Sister stuff for Lilian in supermarkets and car parks . )
5 It follows J Walter Thompson 's recent corporate image-building TV campaign for Parcelforce in the UK .
6 ( c ) Alternative population structure for Peru in 2003 .
7 Environmental Sustainability Targets for Wales in 2012
8 The estimated government cost for Concorde in 1962 was 160m , but by 1982 it had soaked up over 1bn ( around 250m at 1962 prices ) .
9 In March of 1983 , of the 4155 households visited by the programme monitors , 51.4% scored grade A , 46.4% scored grade B , 2.0% scored grade C and 0.2% scored grade D. The programme monitors also determined usage rates for LGS in the villages by asking the mothers whether or not there had been a case of diarrhoea in the household within the past 15 days , and if so , what treatment ( if any ) had been used .
10 This speciality has been the big growth area for PR in recent years .
11 Both themes were present in Napoleon 's invasion for he hoped to strike a blow against Britain 's control of India by cutting the short overland route across the isthmus from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea , and also to develop new trading opportunities for France in the eastern Mediterranean .
12 Others , for example James Meade ( 1938 ) , were more pessimistic : he considered the minimum unemployment rate for Britain in the same period to be in the region of 11% .
13 THE Community yesterday promised 44,000 tonnes of new food aid for Ethiopia in an effort to save millions of people threatened by starvation .
14 THE Community yesterday promised 44,000 tonnes of new food aid for Ethiopia in an effort to save millions of people threatened by starvation .
15 The special Urban Management course for India in partnership with the Town and Country Planning Organisation in its sixth year conducted its field study module on intermediate towns in Gujerat , producing a methodology for rapid urban economic appraisal .
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