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Professor Wolff's figures reinforce the point.

The latest figures reinforce a view that Brazil's recovery from the 1999 currency crisis is gaining momentum.

The ONS chief economist Joe Grice said: "Today's figures reinforce the picture that the economy grew strongly in April, and then remained relatively flat in May and June.

The figures reinforce claims that have been made by organisations such as the Audit Commission, the local government spending watchdog, which said in a report last year that "councils in the most deprived areas have seen substantially greater reductions in government funding as a share of revenue expenditure than councils in less deprived areas".

John Scanlon, the secretary general of Cites, the UN authority that oversees the trade in endangered species, said: "These figures reinforce our grave concerns about the scale of poaching of elephants in Tanzania for their ivory, and the smuggling routes through Dar es Salaam and neighbouring ports".

"These figures reinforce our view that PFI/PPP might deliver healthy profits for contractors but it is detrimental to health and safety, and painful for the public purse when services are being slashed on the back of a never-ending debt burden," she said.

He said the CML's figures reinforced this decision.

Over the long Thanksgiving weekend, newly issued figures reinforced that point mightily.

And according to government figures, reinforced on repeated occasions, it is supported by at least two-thirds of the UK population.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said Halifax's figures reinforced his belief that house prices might see a small gain in 2013.

Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist at IHS Global Insight, said the new figures reinforced the impression that the housing market was losing its momentum.