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The City's appetite for Forth Ports was increased by a management statement that the company was examining options "designed to accelerate the realisation of shareholder value".

In a move designed to accelerate the hearings against the president, federal deputies sacrificed their usual Friday day off to begin debating Rousseff's fate.

The collider is designed to accelerate the subatomic particles known as protons to energies of seven trillion electron volts, far surpassing any other accelerator on Earth, and bang them together in search of new particles and forces.

It also encompasses efforts in technology for microfinance, including an open-source software initiative designed to accelerate the growth of microfinance institutions (Mifos) and efforts to enable the poor to transfer funds using  mobile phones.

The introduction of the Kinetic Energy Recovery System, designed to accelerate the car using energy dissipated during braking, has become the biggest story of the Formula One season as it heads into the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday.

The collider, the world's largest, is designed to accelerate the subatomic particles known as protons around a 17-mile underground racetrack to energies of 7 trillion electron volts and then crash them together in search of new forms of matter and new laws of nature.

It is full speed ahead, they say, on the new machine, which is designed to accelerate protons, the building blocks of ordinary matter, to energies of 7 trillion electron volts and then bang them together to produce tiny primordial fireballs, miniature versions of the Big Bang.

The funding, designed to accelerate growth, brings the company's total raise to date to $70 million.

Marc Hurlbert, Executive Director of the Avon Foundation Breast Cancer Crusade (http://www.avonfoundation.org/causes/breast-cancer-crusade/) emphasized that the challenge is designed to accelerate and increase the volume of breast cancer inventions in development.

The in vivo performance of a novel enteric double-coating technology designed to accelerate release in the proximal small intestine of humans was investigated.

Reimbursement mechanisms can be explicitly designed to accelerate or block the adoption of certain new and more expensive technologies.