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There was also a better than expected eurozone composite PMI figures, thanks mainly to a strong Spanish performance.

The Center for Responsive Politics estimates Romney (left) to be worth between $80.9 and $256m 20111 figures), thanks to his business career and investments.

Third quarter revenue and profits saw a slowdown because of a lower order book, but were ahead of last year's figures thanks to the benefit of recent acquisitions.

Here, as across the Mediterranean, life remains puzzlingly comfortable behind the dramatic figures, thanks to a complex safety net in which the underground economy, family support and government subsidies ensure a relatively high quality of life.

Yet "Judge Merciless" is now plodding along in low single figures, thanks to a chapter of travails that included a xenophobic speech in the federal parliament and improprieties by a close aide.

As it is, development costs have roughly tripled since 2001, according to industry figures, thanks to a shortage of labour and parts—such as those massive tyres.Meanwhile, the province of Alberta is reviewing the tax regime.

He hangs the flag upside-down and soon becomes a polarizing local (and national) figure thanks to the interventions of the (rapacious, of course) media.

The sheriff has re-emerged as a national figure thanks to his outspoken support for Donald Trump, who has loudly supported Arpaio's strident anti-immigration philosophy.

And yet Mr. Hall remained a contentious figure, thanks in part to actions by the United States government, which continued to pursue the Communist Party.

Fernández, who maintains a high level of support despite a tumultous period in office, will also be a key figure thanks to her strong backing from the unions and social movements.

Although considered an influential figure, thanks to his work at the Royal Court in the 1960s and the Riverside Studios in the 1970s, and in setting up the National Theatre Studio in the 1980s, Gill has never been publicly prominent.