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Sky already markets itself as Europe's biggest content producer, largely because of its stranglehold over rights to the Premier League.

Because of its stranglehold on landing slots at Heathrow, a convenient and popular airport, it still attracts some short-haul customers.

The urgency in the music is palpable — it moves quickly, changes directions mercilessly, and does not let loose of its stranglehold.

American and its partners also argued that a JAL-Delta tie-up would face severe regulatory opposition in the United States "because of the stranglehold this combination would hold on Japan-USA travel, with more than 60percentt of the market".

For years Mr. Sturr was polka's Grammy titan, the winner of 18 trophies for best polka album, but that category was eliminated in 2009, partly because of his stranglehold on it, and partly because of the stagnation of the genre.

20 months ago I suggested Google should worry because its' stranglehold on purchase intent could weaken if Facebook figured out keyword advertising.

Sheik Aboughreis had resented Colonel Qaddafi for years, in part because of his stranglehold on religious expression.

But it still managed to make pots of money through its stranglehold on local advertising.

Think of it as a final pained wail of decadence and creative freedom before the iron fist of fascism resumes its stranglehold on the continent.

Despite Trump's reckless denunciation of the Iran nuclear deal because of Iranian aggression, he watches in silence as Assad becomes a virtual client of Iran, cementing its stranglehold on Syria.

Berkadia's proposal caps a series of attempts to pull Finova out of its debt stranglehold.