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Section "Conclusion" brings ahead the conclusion of this research work.

In particular, we saw strong economic activity as business and construction was brought forward ahead of the Olympics.

Chris Williamson, chief economist at financial data company Markit, said: "Questions will of course be asked as to whether the Black Friday discounts merely mean spending has been brought forward ahead of the usual Christmas spree, but at the moment it certainly looks like retail sales are on a firm, upward trend.

His lawyers had brought forward the move ahead of his damages claim against his former employer.

Hulkenberg held off Alonso and Raikkonen through the first pit stops before the Finn jumped ahead by bringing forward his second pit stop.

Extra fire crews have been brought in ahead of forecast high winds and temperatures above 38C.

The former England batsman continued: "There is nothing more de-motivating for young players than new people to be brought in ahead of them in the queue.

The White House's help brought Corzine ahead in the polls, and it looked like everything was trending in his favor.

Bony was brought in to play ahead of Michu, and not having the Spaniard available has changed Swansea's style of play.

While a great deal of effort has been spent on developing and refining SNOMED CT, there is still much work ahead to bring SNOMED CT into routine clinical use.

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