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OECD experts said lower corporation tax rates may indeed boost GDP but were also likely to heap pressure on other nations to follow suit and lower the rate of tax they levied on corporate profits.

Such differences could be due to regional climate and vegetation differences but were also likely due to use of different global climate models, slightly different species parameters, unique fire regime scenarios, and alternative methods for calculating species establishment probabilities.

The unglazed African ceramics may have held substances such as copal but were also likely used by emigrant Africans living in the settlement.

Survey respondents were likely to travel greater than 10 miles to attend activities such as eventing or endurance but were also likely to travel and return home within a single day (58.6%, 2063/3522).

These definitions will not only, and inevitably, be politicised but are also likely to be expandable and open-ended.

Damming by ice masses is a more common phenomenon but is also likely to be relatively temporary.

Gtech's move not only confirms how far Providence has come, but is also likely to spur more development in the Capital Center District, Mr. Deller said.

The film, with its carnival of politically incorrect acts, is likely to divide audiences, but is also likely to get a conversation going.

The liberalisation has already run into opposition from unions but is also likely to face opposition from religious groups and some Tory MPs.

The Wales striker is due to have a scan today but is also likely to be ruled out of the second Hamburg match after suffering a recurrence of a knee injury.

The world's longest running soap opera, the extra episode will boost ITV's advertising revenues and share of the audience, but is also likely to raise concerns whether the producers can maintain its quality over six weekly instalments.