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This deal, if finalised, should drive strong incremental upside to Playtech's regulated earnings.
It has proven it can manage to a single-price point and will drive strong double-digit sales/profit growth.
We must drive strong and steady income growth that lifts up families and lifts up our country.
Energetic particles impinging from the corona into the chromosphere are known to drive strong, downward-propagating shocks in active region chromospheres during the impulsive phases of flares.
"We continued to drive strong growth in Africa and Latin America, applying our deep local expertise to markets with favourable long-term structural growth dynamics," said Mr Clark.
Peel Hunt said: The order book provides excellent visibility while the pipeline should drive strong organic growth over the medium term.
We continue to believe the long-term benefits of the Roxane acquisition will drive strong earnings growth beyond 2016 and we reiterate our buy rating.
Cameron said: "With Stephen's experience and expertise, I know he will make an invaluable contribution towards this crucial agenda, helping to drive strong economic growth in the UK".
It's not just fisheries: If the slowdown trend continues, it is expected to drive strong sea-level rise against the Eastern Seaboard.
"With Stephen's experience and expertise, I know he will make an invaluable contribution towards this crucial agenda, helping to drive strong economic growth in the UK," the prime minister said.
"We believe our upcoming fall 501 jeans campaign will drive strong consumer interest across Europe," said Beckman, adding Levi's is the number one brand in all five major European markets at €70 (£56) and above.
