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Morrison (-3%) continues to be impacted by the non-repeat of summer vouchering while share loss at Asda (-4.6%) persisted.

Performance at Madrid continues to be impacted by weak economic conditions, with short haul traffic particularly affected.

The unit "continues to be impacted by oversupply in Australia, subdued consumer demand in key international markets and a strong Australian dollar during the 2010 financial year," Ian Johnston, chief executive of Foster's Group, said in May.

"We believe Dell continues to be impacted by competition [within] the PC market," he said.

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"The tablet market continues to be impacted by a few major trends happening in relevant markets," Ryan Reith, Program Director with IDC's Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Device Trackers, writes.

Even if children do not exhibit health symptoms directly, he says, their overall health and sense of well-being may continue to be impacted on a long-term basis.

But he added that "while demand in emerging markets remains solid, established markets such as the United States and Europe continue to be impacted" by weak technology spending.

McDonald's said the improving economic outlook in the UK in 2014 resulted in increased sales and margins but added that its high street estate continued to be impacted by declining retail footfall.

David Sutton, a spokesman for Altria, the parent company of the country's largest cigarette maker, Philip Morris, said, "All cigarettes sold to non-Native American New Yorkers need to be tax-paid — regardless of who manufactures them — or New York State will continue to lose legitimate and significant tax revenue, and law-abiding retailers will continue to be impacted by cigarette tax evasion".

"Our weekly iPhone sales continue to be impacted by rumors and speculation regarding new products," said Peter Oppenheimer, Apple CFO.