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The Gabon international, who has scored 18 goals in 17 Bundesliga matches for Dortmund this season, was presented with the award in the Nigerian capital of Abuja on Thursday night after a vote of coaches and technical directors from Confederation of African Football nations placed him ahead of Touré.

"There are at least 37 solutions," he said, ranging from confederation to various forms of autonomy.

The press release also contains a comment from the Confederation of British Industry, but not from the National Union of Students or lecturers' union the UCU.

Togo's withdrawal from the tournament brought an immediate suspension from the Confederation of African Football (CAF).

A recent survey from the Confederation of British Industry painted a similar picture.

Only three teams from the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean region will qualify automatically.

A forecast from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) this week portrays the pain that lies ahead.

Powerful industry bodies, from the Confederation of British Industry to the British Phonographic Industry, are invited to do the same.

Mr Putin's first stop was the National Liberal Club in Whitehall to meet representatives from the Confederation of British Industry.

Research from the Confederation of British Industry estimates that each bank holiday costs the UK economy roughly £1.5bn.

Fears of a deep downturn were raised by a gloomy survey from the Confederation of British Industry.