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Gas prices are still taking a toll.

The housing woes of the last few years are still taking a toll on the bank, however.

Yet credit rating agencies are still taking a "business-as-usual" approach to fossil fuel investments, claims the report.

A few experiments with firm jelly have also been conducted, but university researchers are still taking a somewhat cautious approach.

"Companies are still taking a disciplined approach to hiring plans, and to managing salaries," said Mike Game, who heads up Hudson in Asia.

But for every school you point to, I can show you five other schools across the country where students are still taking a well-rounded curriculum and are still making adequate yearly progress.

"The vast majority are still taking A-levels but I think from the independent schools' point of view it's good to have these high level alternatives – the IB is particularly distinguished," he said.

Maybe so, but policymakers, particularly in America, are still taking an age to learn their Swedish lessons.

But it is still taking a beating.

Washington is still taking a leading role in female leadership.

"And I'm still taking a risk," she said.