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"But our mystery shopping research reveals there is still significant further progress to be made, particularly in relation to the checkers used to calculate line speeds".

Staff members were gratified to have had a say in how spending cuts would be made, particularly since they knew they'd have to live with the consequences of the choices.

Standing at a lectern alongside Cameron, who wants to retain first past the post, Clegg said: "I am not straining at the leash at all to play a constant, permanent leading role in this, and I hope the case will be made particularly by people outside politics who want politicians to be made accountable to them".

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But he warned that over the consultation period "many representations will be made, particularly from those keen to reverse the decision to downgrade the Royal Glamorgan.

He added: "We recognise however that improvements need to be made, particularly in relation to standards of writing and the performance of pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds.

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Major grants were made particularly in the fields of poetry, archaeology, and psychology.

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Significant progress has been made, particularly with respect to low voltage scanning electron microscopy.

Several efforts have been made particularly in improving the long-time accuracy.