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The changes will also spell out the kind of services that must be offered by GPs and will effectively ban them from withholding certain forms of care from patients.

Under the plan, Hyundai will raise about $5.2 billion in cash through the sale of shares and real estate and through cutbacks in investment projects, and will effectively reduce the number of subsidiaries from 52 to 16 by year-end.

No matter how the new surplus numbers are qualified, they are big and will effectively expand the parameters of an election-year debate over how best to use the bounty of the nation's prosperity.

The new application to flow test includes revised planning boundary lines showing the extent of the horizontal well being tested, and will effectively cover the same well testing work scope that was permitted activity in Cuadrilla's previous planning permission.

"It's clear that the family of Fabio is going to fight this and will effectively try to establish and hold to account those at the highest ranks of the chains of command that ordered soldiers to shoot that day".

Together these seemingly small things – which have had little publicity – will be enough to put off a lot of renewable investors from coming to Britain and will effectively strangle the large-scale development of off-shore wind.

People earning between £100,000 and £106,450, and between £140,000 and £146,450, will effectively suffer a 60percentnt marginal tax rate as the government has announced that they will lose some or all of their personal allowance (currently £6,035) from April 2010.

Compared with the hydrogen network with pure intermediate hydrogen headers, the number of intermediate hydrogen header is reduced from two to one and it will effectively reduce the investment and retrofit costs.

High-quality research publications and ample grant support are key commodities in academic medicine, and you will effectively be a "free agent" if you have a solid research portfolio.

On Tuesday, when Burnett climbs the Fenway mound to face the Red Sox, he and Posada will effectively reunite.

Handing the Scottish Government control over income tax and welfare will effectively create a "new" Scottish Parliament with far more power to change people's lives than the existing one, David Mundell will say in a major speech in Edinburgh.